Telegram tells Indian court that blocking app would undermine constitutional protections
Telegram has challenged an Indian government order to block its platform, arguing that such a move would undermine constitutional protections and infringe on users' rights.
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Messaging app Telegram told an Indian court on Wednesday that blocking the platform would undermine constitutional protections, according a court filing seen by Reuters.
Telegram had filed a petition in court challenging an Indian government order that has temporarily blocked use of the platform in an effort to prevent exam fraud.
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