Waqar Zaka to challenge PUBG ban in Sindh High Court

Waqar Zaka to challenge PUBG ban in Sindh High Court

Host Waqar Zaka has said that he will be filing a petition in the Sindh High Court to lift the ban on PUBG. In the latest video on his YouTube channel, Zaka said the move has been made by those who want to “prevent the youth of Pakistan from excelling in e-sports” and also do not want Pakistan to excel in e-commerce.

Zaka also said he wants to expose, through legal means, the ones responsible for preventing Amazon and Paypal to come into Pakistan as well. He expressed his disappointment towards the way earning through Facebook has still not been legalised in our country.

Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) on Wednesday suspended Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) — a popular online multiplayer game played by millions in the country — after “receiving complaints from different segments of society”.

Source: Express Tribune

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