BGMI Ban in India Latest – Data privacy issues solved, Mid-October Or November return possible, Claims War Mania CEO: It has been more than a month as the community is looking for only one answer. War Mania Founder & CEO Hrishav Bhattacharjee provides a massive boost regarding BGMI’s return on his Instagram stories. The executive claims that the game might come back around Mid October or November, while the data privacy issues have also been solved. Here’s all you need to know about the ongoing developments related to the Battlegrounds Mobile India ban. For future updates on BGMI Ban India, follow InsideSport.IN.
BGMI Ban in India Latest
Battlegrounds Mobile India, commonly known as BGMI is undoubtedly one of the most popular games in India. The BR title’s removal from all platforms has certainly hit its flourishing esports ecosystem. There has been no new official development from Krafton in recent days as fans await official clarification.
War Mania CEO claims
A few days back, War Mania Founder & CEO, Hrishav Bhattacharjee posted an Instagram story where he addressed several details regarding BGMI’s ban and its return to India. As per those statements, he claimed that there had been multiple meetings that were held between Krafton and the government. Furthermore, he added that the data privacy issues had also been solved. Here’s the statement that fans are looking for.
” So, after several private meetings between the government and Krafton, the main issue, that is data privacy, has been solved, but some internal issues are going on, and for that reason, the delay is happening! We can expect a comeback in mid of October or else starting November, but guys, it will be back, that is for sure. ”
Meanwhile, we have seen quite a few stakeholders of the BGMI community who have come forward, mentioning their thoughts. Previously, we saw Shiva Nandy, and Kuldeep Lather coming out and encouraging the community. However, we are yet to receive such movements from either Krafton or the GOI’s end. For future updates on BGMI Ban India, follow InsideSport.IN.
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