Garena Free Fire Ban: Worried Esports Industry Wants Popular Mobile Gaming App To Fall In Line

In September 2020, when the Indian government banned more than 118 Chinese Apps, the axe fell on PUBG Mobile, a game manufactured by well-known Chinese developers Tencent Games.
The Indian Home Ministry has recommended a ban on 54 'Chinese' Apps. After PUBG Mobile, Garena Free Fire is now feeling the heat.

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