The popular PUBG players can feel elated as the popular gaming app might make a comeback in India. The sources said South Korean firm Kraffon, the owner of PUBG Corporation, has posted jobs on Linkedin for the Indian market.In the Linkedin a job posting by PUBG Corporation hints the possibility of the return of mobile gaming app to the Indian market.

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A job posting for the post of Corporate Development Division Manager on Linkedin was posted on the behalf of Krafton on October 20 by the PUBG corporation. The job posting was made by Krafton and not by the Tencent. It also says Actively recruiting. The mobile version of the game is banned still users are using it on consoles and PC. This is due to the fact that PUBG mobile came into action after the purchase of 1.5% stake in Bluehold Studio by the Tencent chinese company. The game owned by Korean company is not completely banned only the mobile part released by the Chinese company alone is banned. 

PUBG Corporation in talks with Bharathi Airtel for the Indian Distribution rights

PUBG mobile app owned by Tencent was banned along with 117 Chinese applications by the Indian Government for its Chinese connections. The PUBG corporation took back its Indian rights from Tencent soon. As per the reports, people who installed before the ban still continue to play. The ban means no more download. The Kraffon corporation was involved in talks with Jio for its Indian rights later moved on its talks with Bharathi Airtel but no official information about the rights distribution was made. 

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