The Delhi High Court has dismissed Telegram’s plea against its temporary suspension, upholding the government’s order ahead of the June 21 NEET-UG re-test. Justice Tejas Karia ruled the ban was a “least restrictive” measure necessary to protect the examination’s integrity against organized cheating networks. The Centre argued that Telegram functions as a “new dark web,” allowing criminals to operate anonymously. By rejecting claims of arbitrary action, the court affirmed the government’s authority to block platforms posing security risks. This decision marks a significant victory for authorities in their crackdown on malpractice, ensuring the upcoming re-test proceeds without digital interference.
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