An Indian young woman wants to divorce her husband and marry a PUBG player!

The Dhaka Times Desk The current generation is addicted to playing PUBG. Because of that game, there are often complaints against PUBG from different parts of the country. An Indian young woman wants to divorce her husband and marry a PUBG player!

There were no complaints about requests or complaints to change one's life partner for so long. It happened this time too. A 19-year-old girl's phone was hacked in Gujarat. The request of the young woman, she wants to divorce her current husband and spend the rest of her life with her PUBG playing partner!

'Abhayam-181' is a special helpline number of the Government of Gujarat, India. That number helps women in any kind of danger. The young woman called there and applied for help.

The girl's family said that she was busy playing PUBG on her mobile all day. From there, his distance with his family started increasing. The young woman has gradually developed a distance with her husband. She does not want to be with her husband. Instead, he wants to make his life partner the partner of PUBG.

Narendrasingh Gohil, head of the 'Abhayam-181' helpline project, told Indian Express that on an average, around 550 phone calls are received on this helpline throughout the day. In 90 percent of them, psychological teams reach home to help applicants. He said, “Usually mothers complain here about their children's addiction to playing PUBG. But this is the first call with a request to divorce her husband to play PUBG and live with another PUBG player." Counseling team head Sonal Sagathia met the applicant and advised her to reconsider her decision. Sonal said that after assessing the mental condition of the woman, it was said to send her to the rehabilitation center, but the young woman refused to go to the rehabilitation center as she could not keep the phone with her.

The head of Abhayam said, “The principle of Abhayam helpline scheme is that a counselor can suggest an alternative route, but can never force the applicant's decision. The applicant said that she has thought about this matter a lot, she also said that she will contact our helpline again if necessary."