PUBG may be banned , 11-year-old child reaches High Court

You will be familiar with the PUBG mobile game. There is a demand for banning pubg in India. For the first few days, a ban has been imposed on PUBG in Gujarat, while in Jammu and Kashmir, there is a demand for a ban on PUBG. Pabji was also mentioned in the exam-pay-discussion program held in Delhi, and on one question, PM Modi said - is this Pabji wala? Did some applause also emerge? At the same time, an 11-year-old child has reached Bombay High Court to ban Pabji completely in Indiana

A child named Ahad Nizam has filed a PIL in the Bombay High Court seeking a ban on PUBG, saying that PUBG promotes violence, aggression, and cybercrime. Please tell that Ahad's mother Maryam Nizam is a lawyer and with the help of his mother, Ahad has demanded a ban on PUBG from the court. The petition also said that the central government should form an online review committee to periodically investigate such violent online games.

Please tell that in Gujarat, PUBG has been banned completely. Earlier in Jammu and Kashmir, there has been a demand to ban Pabji. High-school children are experiencing increased irritability due to the pubic game. At the same time, they do not feel like studying, due to which the Gujarat government has issued a circular to the district education authorities asking them to ban the public game.

In a statement, the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) of Jordan said that it has received a "many comments and complaints from a large number of citizens and some concerned authorities about the negative impact of the game."

However, PUBG isn't the only one. TRC Director of Beneficiaries Affairs Eng. Mohammad AlWathiq Shaqrah claimed that Fortnite is another game that is expected to be banned.

However, all this talk about banning PUBG isn't without actual concerns. Some academic institutions have claimed a direct correlation between the violent game, like PUBG, and the mental health of kids. Even the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) had issued an advisory against games like PUBG and said that it has a harmful, negative and adverse impact on the brain of the children.