Delhi High Court upholds temporary ban on Telegram
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Telegram, Indian Government, Delhi High Court
India
June 19, 2026
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The Delhi High Court dismissed Telegram's appeal against a government-ordered block. The ban is related to concerns over exam question leaks for the NEET medical entrance test. The app will remain blocked until June 22. Telegram claims it proactively removed over 900 unlawful exam-related links.
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