PUBG Madan was arrested in June last year after being surfaced with controversy and resentments over his obnoxious remarks against women on his Youtube channel.

On Saturday, the police had produced Madan at a Magistrate court post which he was taken in judicial custody for 14 days and was lodged in the Ponnamallee prison.

During the investigation, it had come to light that the couple had started three YouTube channels and Kruthika has been acting as an admin for all three channels.

The game would be making a comeback two months after the Indian government has banned the gaming application by citing national security concerns. 

The gaming company said, "Protecting user data has always been a top priority and we have always complied with applicable data protection laws and regulations in India."

As PUBG is out, the gamers have been looking for similar battlegrounds available in the country and some had pushed their call for 'Make in India' games. 

Tencent group asserted that it would engage with the Indian authorities to ensure the continued availability of its applications in India. 

The government stated that the 118 apps have been banned from the country in the view of the emergent nature of threats.