BGMI Unban News: Orangutan's owner, Yash Bhanushali drops a major hint, "Great News Coming Soon"

BGMI Unban News – Orangutan’s owner, Yash Bhanushali drops a major hint, “Great News Coming Soon”: The esports community of India suffered a massive blow when the Government of India (MeitY) ousted the popular BR titles, Free Fire (14 February) and Battlegrounds Mobile India (28 July) from all virtual stores, citing security reasons. Since then, three months have gone by, and popular influencers have been coming up with bold claims. One such claim has popped up from Team Orangutan’s owner Yash Bhanushali who feels that GOI is keen to re-introduce both titles which would return very soon.

The statement has certainly raised eyebrows, and fans have started showing their excitement regarding the same. Here’s all you need to know about Battlegrounds Mobile India Unban. For future updates on BGMI Unban News, follow InsideSport.IN.

BGMI Unban News: Orangutan’s owner, Yash Bhanushali drops a major hint on BGMI unban, “Great News Coming Soon” (Image via Krafton)

Orangutan’s owner, Yash Bhanushali drops a major hint

Orangutan Esports is one of the most active esports circuits in India, having professional squads from BGMI, Free Fire, and Valorant. On 4th November, one of the biggest stakeholders of the esports community dropped a major hint, revealing the Government of India’s keenness on reintroducing the popular BR titles, Free Fire and BGMI. The influencer also went on to say that MeitY is actively working to regulate esports. Here’s what Yash has to say,

Great news coming for the esports community. Government is actively working to regulate esports. Great news coming soon. Welcome back FF and BGMI ⭐️♥️

— Yash Bhanushali (@OGYashB) November 4, 2022

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Since then there have been mixed reactions from the community. Some are a bit confused thinking about the return of toxic fans while Some are in absolute delight. A few reactions to the same are mentioned below.

Let’s hope only the games are back not the toxicity, this peace and calm we all have right now could go the day the games come back.

— ArYaN🚀 (@2001Dutt) November 4, 2022

I think there should be strict action on esports Players who abuse like fines and after certain warnings they should put ban for some years like that

— Shariff (@Godlin1929) November 4, 2022

While a few of them are also cautious regarding the regulations on which title should focus more.

I think there should be strict action on esports Players who abuse like fines and after certain warnings they should put ban for some years like that

— Shariff (@Godlin1929) November 4, 2022

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So, as of now, these statements from the stakeholders and as well as influencers are common until any official clarification pops up from Krafton. Gamers should do nothing but wait for the official confirmation. For future updates on BGMI Unban News, follow InsideSport.IN.

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