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PUBG Made Gamers Arrested

Gamers Arrested of Playing PUBG

The world online has exploded into battle royale madness, with the launch of a couple of huge games. One is Fortnite and the other is PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, or PUBG to its friends. 

INCIDENT :

Needless to say, a lot of school-going kids and students are hooked to the game, and this has led to an overall decrease in academic performance for a lot of students. Amidst rising concerns, On March 8, 2019,the state govt. of Gujurat has announced that anyone found playing PUBG will be arrested under Section 188 of the Indian Penal Code. On March 13, 10 students were arrested for the same in Rajkot, Gujarat

 While we agree to the fact that it is having an adverse effect on the minds of youngsters, banning the game just sounds illogical. In a country where every day, more kids are dying due to drugs, hunger, and illness, the matter of PUBG has been taken to the highest grounds

Six Hour Time Restriction :

PUBG Mobile in India will soon be getting play time restrictions of six hours. This means that once you have played for six hours, you will be unable to play any more and a notification will ask you to come back the next day to play again. Players under the age of 18 will receive a reminder after two and four hours before they reach the six-hour restriction.

Again, this information is not official, but there is a screen shot from the game confirming this development. We have reached to PUBG Mobile India for a confirmation, but while they haven’t confirmed this news, they did say that something will be announced very soon.

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