PUBG Mobile along with 117 other Chinese apps was recently banned in India by the government due to data and privacy breaches of the users pertaining to national security.Since then PUBG Mobile‘s parent company PUBG Corporation has cut ties with Tencent Games for distributing the game in India but is yet to make a comeback in the country.
Now according to a report by Entrackr the company is in talks with Airtel for reviving distribution in India.
According to the report, PUBG Corporation is in early talks with Airtel for handling the distribution of its popular mobile game in India.
It also added that the company is also raising a lean team in the country and has been interviewing candidates with an experience of under 4 to 6 years for the same.
We recommend that you take this report with a pinch of salt as neither the PUBG Corporation nor Airtel has officially confirmed that they are in talks to bring back the game to India.
The game was banned in India under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act, with the reason of the ban being that it is engaged in activities that are prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity, defence and security of the country.
