BGMI Unban Date – Leaks suggest that Krafton is testing a new version of Battlegrounds Mobile India: The removal of the popular battle royale title, Battlegrounds Mobile India has certainly shocked many as the growing esports ecosystem suffered a massive blow. The title is currently unavailable from both the virtual stores (Google Play Store and Apple App Store). However, the Unban date has been a hot topic for many. The latest leaks suggest that Krafton is testing a new version of BGMI, migrating to different servers. Here’s all you need to know about the ongoing developments regarding BGMI unban. For future updates on Battlegrounds Mobile India unban ( BGMI Ban in India Latest), follow InsideSport.IN.
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Battlegrounds Mobile India, commonly known as BGMI, has been one of the most popular battle royale titles in the country. It suffered a massive hit when the Government of India blocked the title from all platforms. Having experienced similar things on previous occasions with PUBG, Krafton is confident to make a successful return. The latest reports suggest that Krafton has created a test account showing that the account has been transferred to the new Battlegrounds Mobile India app. So, as of now, we are far from an unban date.
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All these speculations started flooding the internet when War Mania Founder, Hrishav Bhattacharjee claimed that the game would return in this year, precisely in Mid October or November. He had also mentioned that Krafton would make necessary changes and might release a statement within the next few weeks. These statements have been circulated very quickly which has led to numerous speculations.
However, there have been so many stakeholders who have shared their thoughts regarding the BGMI unban. However, a statement from either GOI or Krafton would certainly help the community to be more confident. So, we urge the community to wait for official clarification rather than jumping onto a conclusion. For future updates on Battlegrounds Mobile India Ban (BGMI Ban), follow InsideSport.IN.
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