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Why PUBG Is Unlikely To Get Banned In India?

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated : (IST)

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India has so far banned 106 Chinese mobile applications in a span of one month for stealing the data of smartphone users and storing it to servers outside the country. However, according to sources, there are over 200 apps that are still on the Indian government's radar and they can also face a similar fate. These apps also include battle royale game PUBG Mobile.

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