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Telegram challenges Centre’s order that temporarily blocks its use

Telegram challenges Centre’s order that temporarily blocks its use
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Telegram has filed a court petition to challenge a temporary government ban in India, which was implemented to prevent cheating during the NEET UG entrance exams. The platform is seeking to resume operations despite the government's concerns over exam integrity.

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This case underscores the conflict between government efforts to curb digital fraud and the legal rights of messaging platforms operating in large markets.

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Messaging app ​Telegram has filed a ‌petition in court ​challenging the Centre’s order that has temporarily blocked use ‌of the platform in ‌an effort to prevent NEET UG ‌exam ⁠fraud.

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