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Seven reasons why police want PUBG banned

It's violent, addictive and anti-social, affects physical and mental health, deprives people of sleep and robs them of their time; that's what state's cyber cell will tell the High Court in response to a petition seeking a ban on the game

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A public interest litigation was filed by an 11-year-old from the city seeking a ban on PUBG. Representational Image/PUBG Corporation

A public interest litigation was filed by an 11-year-old from the city seeking a ban on PUBG. Representational Image/PUBG Corporation

The Maharashtra police has prepared an exhaustive list of what exactly the combat game PUBG - that apparently has millions of users worldwide - is doing to your child, who could most likely be addicted to it. The list is part of a report recently prepared by the state cyber unit based on a month-long research on how this battle game is taking a toll on Mumbaikars, especially school and college-going students.

In early April, the Bombay High Court had directed the Union government to look into the PUBG Mobile game and take action accordingly after a PIL was filed against it by 11-year-old Mumbai resident Ahad Nizam through his mother. The PIL said PUBG Mobile promotes violence, aggression and cyber-bullying.

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