Garena Free Fire Banned in India: Check all information on the removal of game

Garena Free Fire Banned in India: Check all information on the removal of game- Garena Free Fire is one of the most popular online mobile battle royale games in the world. It is one of the most downloaded mobile games around the globe. However, the fortune has turned in the last few days.  After the removal from the App Store, Garena Free Fire has also been removed from the Google Play Store (India) too. As per reports the government of India has banned over 50 apps which includes Garena Free Fire. Check all details below. Follow InsideSport.IN for more

Garena Free Fire Banned in India: Check all information on the removal of game

Garena Free Fire Banned in India: Yesterday,  Garena Free Fire was removed from the Apple Play Store. However, there were no official statements. This situation has caught so many eyes yesterday. Meanwhile, the issues are getting bigger every day. ETNow reported that the Government of India bans around 50 more apps. The new ban also includes apps banned earlier but have resurfaced as clones. 270 apps have been banned by GoI so far. The list has not been released yet.

Garena Free Fire Banned in India: Check all information on the removal of game

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#ETNOWExclusive | Government of India bans around 50 more apps. The new ban also includes apps banned earlier but have resurfaced as clones. 270 apps have been banned by GoI so far @NayantaraRai @AshwiniVaishnaw @Rajeev_GoI @GoI_MeitY @PMOIndia pic.twitter.com/74QjJJu8tF

— ET NOW (@ETNOWlive) February 13, 2022

Garena Free Fire Banned in India: Check all information on the removal of game

Basically, these are all about the current circumstances. You have to wait for more to get a clear picture. Until then, stay connected for further updates. Moreover, you can know what exactly happened between Krafton and Free Fire from the below article.

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