Indian court enforces app-wide ban on Telegram citing exam fraud, exemplifying state censorship and suppression of communication infrastructure with potential collateral impact on legitimate users and free speech.
The ruling comes after India said channels on the app were selling leaked questions for undergraduate entrance exams.
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