Undawn

Non-government organisation Prahar has urged the government to ban the online game Undawn, saying it was launched on June 15, the date of the Galawan incident, and portrays military uniforms and weapons used by Chinese soldiers to hurt the sentiments

Non-government organisation Prahar has urged the government to ban the online game Undawn, saying it was launched on June 15, the date of the Galawan incident, and portrays military uniforms and weapons used by Chinese soldiers to hurt the sentiments

Non-government organisation Prahar has urged the government to ban the online game Undawn, saying it was launched on June 15, the date of the Galawan incident, and portrays military uniforms and weapons used by Chinese soldiers to hurt the sentiments

Non-government organisation Prahar has urged the government to ban the online game Undawn, saying it was launched on June 15, the date of the Galawan incident, and portrays military uniforms and weapons used by Chinese soldiers to hurt the sentiments