PUBG Banned In India: BREAKING – 118 Chinese Apps Including PUBG Banned In India Due To New Conflict In Ladakh! – PUBG Banned: The Indian government bans 118 more Chinese mobile apps, including Pubg, for reasons of national security and public order

This time the digital desktop: The central government launched a ‘digital attack’ in Beijing shortly after the first clash with China in Ladakh, in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed. After initially issuing a decree banning 59 Chinese apps, India then banned 48 more Chinese apps. Those 48 apps are known to be clones and lightweight versions of 59 Chinese apps already banned in India. After that, there was a rumor that the popular PUBG game will come on the banned apps list. That speculation finally dissipated when China’s conflict with India re-emerged. This time, the Indian government banned a total of 118 Chinese apps, including Pubji.

Previously, hundreds of apps were banned in India, citing national security concerns. Once again, the massive number of apps that have been banned, including PUBG, has stood out in terms of national security. The guidelines were issued on behalf of the Union Ministry of Information Technology.

Previously, the central government banned 59 Chinese mobile apps, including TickTock, UC Browser, Share-It, Wi-Chat, CamScanner. The decision was made to ensure the security, solidarity, security and sovereignty of India and to ensure the information security of the common people of this country. In particular, the list of previously banned app developers included various Chinese companies such as Tencent, Alibaba, and Shaomi.

But the fact is that Pubzi is owned by the South Korean company Blue Hole. The game is inspired by the 2000 Japanese movie Battle Royale. However, the Blue Hole company is joined by Tencent from Chinese industrialist Ma Huateng. Pubji is published through Tencent. The agreement was reached with the approval of the Chinese government. However, Kakao Games in South Korea is in charge of Pubji’s marketing and distribution.

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“China is deeply concerned,” said Zhao Lijian, a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry. But that did not change the situation. On the contrary, China has a new problem with India in Ladakh. And in this context, India banned 117 Chinese apps, including popular game apps like PUBG, and gave China a new shock.

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