India Declares War on China: 118 Apps Banned

The second most populated country in the world IndiaA much talked about decision was taken in . Government officials, battle royale legend among them There is also PUBG Mobile 118 China-based apps banned across the country. ANI, one of India's largest media organizations, described the decision as "118 practices that harmed India's sovereignty, integrity, defense, state security and public order were banned.” served with the title.

Indian government officials have not made an official statement on this issue for now. However, Akhilesh Sharma, one of the NDTV officials, made a statement on Twitter and announced that the decision was taken by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology of India. With this decision, PUBG Mobile, 30-40 million per month Around 1000 Indian players were officially lost.

PUBG Mobile is not the only popular app among the banned apps

PUBG Mobile is not the only popular China-based application that the Indian government has banned access to. For example, Baidu, CamCard, Cut Cut, Tencent Weiyun, Zakzak, Rise of Kingdoms and VooV are also among the 118 banned apps. Also PUBG Mobile Lite, Nordic Map: Livik, WeChat Applications such as (and its derivatives), Arena of Valor, Cleaner, Ludo World, Alipay, Sina News and VPN for TikTok are also banned.

Here are the apps banned in India

It was expected: India banned many China-based applications in recent months

The Indian government has already declared war on China-based apps for some time. In June, the government TikTok including applications such as Clash of Kings, YouCam Makeup, Weibo, Clean Master and Sweet Selfie. 59 apps He had banned it. In July, it was announced that clones of 59 applications banned in June were published. 49 more apps banned. The government has now expanded the operation it launched against China and removed 118 applications. It is expected that the operations will continue and some China-based applications will become banned in India in the future.