India has temporarily suspended access to Telegram, citing its alleged use by examination fraud networks targeting millions of medical college aspirants. A leading digital rights organisation has now challenged both the legal basis and the practical logic of the move.
India has temporarily suspended access to Telegram, citing its alleged use by examination fraud networks targeting millions of medical college aspirants. A leading digital rights organisation has now challenged both the legal basis and the practical logic of the move.
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India has temporarily suspended access to Telegram, citing its alleged use by examination fraud networks targeting millions of medical college aspirants. A leading digital rights organisation has now challenged both the legal basis and the practical logic of the move.
