Telegram has filed a legal challenge against the Indian government's decision to block its app following incidents of exam paper leaks. The company argues that the ban is unconstitutional.
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Telegram files legal challenge against India's app ban
Telegram has initiated a legal challenge against the Indian government's ban on its app, which was implemented due to exam paper leaks. The company contends that the ban violates constitutional rights.
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Telegram files legal challenge against India's app ban