BGMI Ban India: Anuj Tandon will step down as Krafton India Head Investment and Corp Dev amid Battlegrounds Mobile India Ban– More than four months have gone by since the Government of India ousted the popular Battle Royale title, Battlegrounds Mobile India, commonly known as BGMI from all platforms. However, as of now, there is no sign of its possible return as the gaming community looks disappointed in the recent events that have taken place. Meanwhile, Anuj Tandon announces that he is leaving Krafton India amid Battlegrounds Mobile India Ban. For future updates on Battlegrounds Mobile India Ban (BGMI Ban), follow InsideSport.IN.
Anuj Tandon tweeted,
“Next week would be my last in KRAFTON India as Head of Corp Dev & investments (India & MENA) – Its has been a privilege that in a stint of 1.9 years I had the opportunity to build an ecosystem in India for Gaming+ (M&E+Tech) & hopefully created an impact. A short gratitude. From building a strategy for KRAFTON in India and MENA and closing deals, building a portfolio of investment worth INR 1100 Crore+ ( ~ $135M) most of it in India – with a very lean team where we have led most deals it has been like running sprints in a marathon.”
From building a strategy for KRAFTON in India and MENA and closing deals, building portfolio of investment worth INR 1100 Crore+ ( ~ $135M) most of it in India – with a very lean team where we have led most deals it has been like running sprints in a marathon. (2/n)
— Anuj Tandon 🇮🇳 (@Anuj_Tandon) October 12, 2022
BGMI Ban India: Anuj Tandon will step down as Krafton India Head Investment and Corp Dev amid Battlegrounds Mobile India Ban
We evaluated more than 200+ deals right from deal sizes of $100M+ to $250k – one conclusion – this is truly India’s decade in interactive entertainment & tech – also MENA is the next big global gaming market – don’t sleep on it. KRAFTON continues to work hard in the region. (4/n)
— Anuj Tandon 🇮🇳 (@Anuj_Tandon) October 12, 2022
BGMI Ban India Update
As mentioned earlier, GOI also confirmed that they had meetings with the Krafton official. However, it can’t be revealed as Rule 16 of Information Technology Rules 2019 maintains strict confidentiality around such matters. Meanwhile, the gaming stakeholders feel that the title would make its return for sure but the date is not clear yet. So, let’s see what happens in the coming days.
So, these are all about the latest developments regarding the BGMI ban in India. However, as of now, the title would not return before December 2022. So, gamers have to wait for at least a few months to have any clarity.
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