The grandson threw Rs 2 lakh from his grandfather’s pension account in the case of PUBG

PUBG is a popular mobile game. The game’s popularity has grown significantly during the lockdown, with more than half of people spending time at home playing the game. But over time, PUBG has become a drug for people whose addiction is getting bigger and smaller. Just a few days ago, it was reported that the teenager emptied his father’s bank account while playing PUBG. The latest such news came from Mohali, where a 15-year-old girl abused her grandfather’s account in a PUBG game and spent Rs 2 lakh from him to play PUBG.

Citing a teenage uncle, Tribune India Report The child is said to have started playing PUBG in January, which was used by some seniors in his school. It was only after this that he became so addicted to playing PUBG that he started spending more time playing PUBG. The child’s uncle further said that the seniors informed him about taking the game experience through mobile payment.

The child’s uncle claimed that the child had misused his grandfather’s bank account, which was opened for his pension. The child has made 30 payments from the bank account in the last 2 months, amounting to Rs 55,000.

When the child’s uncle saw his father’s bank statement, he was surprised that more than half of the money was paid for PUBG. At the urging of the uncle, the child admitted that he had paid up to Rs 2 lakh from the grandfather’s account for the pub.

Not only that, the child further stated that he also bought a separate SIM card to play PUBG.

Let us tell you, PUBG Mobile has already become a very popular mobile game and its popularity has increased during the global epidemic. The most recent example is the recent report by Censor Tower, which has shown a steady increase in its revenue. However, there are many such controversies due to its “taste” News The Royal Game of Thrones has faced a lot of criticism for its unveiling. This is why people are demanding to ban this game after tickling.