I think this might be related to the Tibetan origin special forces soldier of Indian Army being killed in some recent altercation with PRC on their northern border.[1]
I do think India is going on a slippery slope now. With Tiktok, one can even make a case of it being used to manipulate sentiments and being used for propoganda, but
that argument can hardly be made for a game like PubG. It also brings into question whether the ruling government can disrupt a business on its whim of the day.
Also, as far as I understand India is far more dependent economically on trade with China then China is on India. Do they really want to start a trade war with China?
I do think India is going on a slippery slope now. With Tiktok, one can even make a case of it being used to manipulate sentiments and being used for propoganda, but that argument can hardly be made for a game like PubG. It also brings into question whether the ruling government can disrupt a business on its whim of the day.
Also, as far as I understand India is far more dependent economically on trade with China then China is on India. Do they really want to start a trade war with China?
[1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/sep/01/indian-special...