The government's decision to ban 47 clone apps of the previously banned Chinese apps and reports that 250 more Chinese apps, including PubG, are on the Centre's radar has sent the gaming app fans into a state of dizziness. Many of them, until recently, were part of the meme fest that poked fun at TikTok ban in India.
But as reports about the possible PubG ban started creating round on social media, its fans resorted to their favourite coping mechanism: memes. Will there be a ban on PubG or not, it's still a mystery but its fans are defiantly worried over the possibility of losing their presence and source of income from one of biggest gaming platforms in the world.
After seeing #pubgban is trending
Le china :- pic.twitter.com/uMP3QAiElX
- Chinta.Mukt (@Chintamukt_) July 28, 2020
Indian govt. planning for #pubgban
Indian parents be like :#pubgbanindia @narendramodi pic.twitter.com/JC9Bq6bHtw
- ashvthama (@viras_rohan) July 28, 2020
On every where flowing the news
PUBG banned in india by government
PUBG bhakt's right now#pubgban pic.twitter.com/aI9d7iRDWH
- Shuhham Kaushik (@sniper_kaushik) July 27, 2020
After 59 chinese app..indian govt. Banned 47 more chinese app.
Chinese to Indian govt* pic.twitter.com/96eWVfiu6T
- A Rh (@A_FlirTy_bOy) July 27, 2020
Including PUBG and other 275 chinese apps are on governments radar to be get banned in India,
.
Me who never installed PUBG: pic.twitter.com/eULUg2gIYM
- Prajwal (@itzprajwal77) July 27, 2020
#chineseappbanned on trending.
Everyone to pubg players : pic.twitter.com/MlsXJDEIWn
- P A R T H (@PainKillerParth) July 27, 2020
PUBG remains a widely famous game among Indians, especially youngsters. The game claims over 175 million installs in India until now. In the first quarter this year, PubG Mobile has seen a global revenue gain of $1.3 billion (roughly Rs 9,731 crore). Pakistan has also temporarily banned PubG in the country after complaints about it being touted as "addictive".
Copyright©2023 Living Media India Limited. For reprint rights: Syndications Today
