Addiction of PUBG proving dangerous
President Force Green Students wing JKPA Raqif Makhdoomi has welcomed the age limit imposed on PUBG . He while welcoming the step said “ Finally we have done something for the betterment of society especially for the young generation ”. PUBG addiction has not only effected the age group of 18-25 but has put a disastrous effect on the age group of 10-17 which is really unfortunate and is having serious outcomes He said.
The way we are getting to see the PUBG effecting the health and doctors mentioning it on the prescription to “ Avoid PUBG” is something that must not be ignored. It must be taken a serious note of. Added President Raqif Makhdoomi.
It must not be ignored the efforts put in by the Honorable Deputy Mayor Srinagar Sheikh Mohammad Imran to get rid of this evil and after which the Home Department was ordered to check into it and it has been a long time since then but we are yet to hear anything from the state administration till then.
Now as the age limit has been imposed but it won’t change things to scale we wanted to has the age limit imposed is 13 years which means a 14 years old can play it. Which is equal to no change in the scenario. The age limit should have been at least 15 or 16 which would have helped. But we welcome the step. But we haven’t changed our stand of getting it banned in the state. Added Raqif Makhdoomi.
Meanwhile General Secretary Mir Amjid Altaf, Additional General Secretary Abdul Hanaan Khan and Secretary Burhan Nazir Bhat have welcomed the step and have asked to consider it’s ban in the state.
President Students wing Jammu Kashmir people’s alliance. Led by Sheikh Mohammad Imran.
