By The BGMI unban date has been a hot topic in the Indian gaming community ever since the game was banned by the Indian government in July 2022. With numerous professional Indian gamers and content creators expressing their thoughts on the topic, the most recent one to join the list is Technical Guruji.
Technical Guruji, a highly-acclaimed YouTuber in the tech and BGMI gaming communities, recently posted a Q&A video on his channel, where he responded to queries on technology and BGMI. He made references to the BGMI unban and shared his observations after visiting Krafton’s headquarters in Korea.
Technical Guruji shares his observations on the BGMI unban date
During his visit, he mentioned how there was a lot of talk about Battlegrounds Mobile India and that there were many rumours regarding its return to the Indian market. Despite being unable to provide the official BGMI unban date, he advised fans to wait for a little longer and keep in mind how having patience might lead to big benefits.
Guruji emphasized that millions of individuals are anxiously anticipating the return of the game and how they could take care of everything else and only wanted the game back. He also echoed the sentiments expressed by BGMI star Scout and made reference to his statements. Scout had mentioned that BGMI would be returning shortly, and players could anticipate a formal announcement by the end of April or the first week of May.
While fans of BGMI and Technical Guruji are optimistic about the game’s comeback to the Indian market, the exact BGMI unban date is still unknown as neither Krafton nor the Indian government have made any official announcement. It is important for fans to remain patient and wait for further updates from the official sources. In the meantime, fans can continue to engage with other games and activities, knowing that BGMI will return soon.
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