CHENNAI: Online gamers and YouTubers from Tamil Nadu do not seem to have learnt lessons from the past as yet another YouTuber has landed in fresh trouble for playing banned games and using abusive language while streaming online. Online complaints were filed against a gamer named "AFD BOSS" for playing the banned "Free Fire" game and streaming it on YouTube.

According to one of the complainants, Rio Kumar, a former software engineer, from Pallipalayam in Namakkal district, AFD BOSS has been playing the banned game for more than six months and is abusing girls and women. "Most of the audience for Freefire are school students and while streaming the banned game on YouTube AFD BOSS is frequently abusing women. He spreads hatred against women and also threatens people online whoever tries to intervene in his way," Rio told DT Next.

Last year, an online gamer Madan was arrested for playing banned game PUBG and for abusing women online. Just when he is out on bail, another gamer has landed into fresh troubles.

Rio also said that when he contacted AFD BOSS and asked him not to use abusive language and when reminded him of Madan, the gamer did not listen to him rather had passed the mobile number of Rio to his subscribers and had instructed them to threaten Rio. "All those who are threatening me are school students and teenagers. AFD BOSS has manipulated his subscribers so badly that they are now targeting him," said Rio.

Another complainant, Sakthi, in his complaint, had stated that AFD BOSS had cheated several of his subscribers by promising to sell their accounts but after obtaining their IDs and passwords he had sold them on his own and swindled the money.

When the channel was checked, AFD BOSS claims to be from Madurai and in his several videos he had threatened and used abusive language even against media houses, who telecasted news against him.

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