• •Telegram challenged the Indian government's decision in court, labeling the recent app ban as unconstitutional.
• •The block was implemented by Indian authorities following reports linking the platform to recurring exam paper leaks.
• •Details regarding the specific legal arguments remain limited, and the potential timeline for a court ruling is currently uncertain.

Telegram has formally challenged the Indian government’s recent ban on its platform, asserting in court filings that the move is unconstitutional. This action follows the government's decision to restrict access to the app after authorities connected it to the circulation of leaked exam materials. While the company contests the scope of the restriction, the Indian government maintains that the platform's moderation practices necessitated the intervention. Whether the court will grant a stay on the ban depends on the evidence presented regarding the platform's role in the leak investigations.