confirmed that the Indian government allowed them the resume operations of BGMI in the country, following a 10-month ban over security concerns.
It appears some s have been able to Krafton had simply stated that BGMI will be available in the country ‘soon,' offering no further details besides simply being grateful to the Indian government.
At the time, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Union Minister of State for Electronics & Technology added that BGMI had been approved by the government for a three-month trial period, during which the game will be monitored to ensure there are no issues of “ harm” or “addiction.” Moreover, the title is reported to be making several adjustments, starting with a set playtime restriction — limited to a certain number of hours — that is presumably aimed at lowering addiction risks. Gore also seems to be the target, with the default colour of blood being changed from red to green or blue.
BGMI was entirely pulled from the NetEase, which is a Chinese company responsible for distribution within Japan, Korea, and South Asian countries.
Currently, Krafton hasn't provided any official release details for Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI).