PUBG MOBILE AND FREE FIRE WILL BE BANNED?

 AFTER INDIA,PUBG MOBILE COULD BE BANNED ALONG WITH FREE FIRE BY NEIBHORING COUNTRY.


Now pubg have got into another controversy but this time its not with India, Our neibhouring country Bangladesh is planning to ban the popular battle royal game PUBG and gerina free fire.



From the famous news papers of Bangladesh *MANAB ZAMIN* it was stated that the Bangladeshi government is planning to ban the games with the titles PUBG and gerina free fire.

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PUBG MOBILE AND FREE FIRE BAN IN BENGLADESH



From the daily reports of MANAB ZAMIN the Banglades's government bodies like: bengladesh telecomunication regulatory commission, home affairs and ministry of education has raised there voice to ban PUBG and freefire because to stop youth being addicted towards games in  bengladesh.



The reports of MANAB ZAMIN reports also says that meeting  will be held in the parliamentary standing committee in the ministry of posts and telecommunications (MPT).

They say  that these game  titles are addictive and the mobile phone users association of the country has demanded to take necessary steps in the banning process of these games.



MPT also explain the concepts and the procedure of this game and how these game affect the youth and teenagers of their country and they submitted all details about this to the  government to take proper action in this topic. 



The government decided to ban these apps in a healthy manner to avoid extreme reactions. The authorities also explaind  the game enthusiastic can use VPN to access the game so the government also announced they will do something regarding the use of vpn usage in the country and we Indian players are still playing after the official ban in India ALL THANKS TO THE VPN SERVICES.

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