Delhi High Court Upholds Telegram Block Ahead of NEET-UG Retest

The Delhi High Court refused to stay a government-imposed six-day block on Telegram, stating that the action cleared the proportionality test, followed IT Act procedures, and was issued after due consideration, ahead of the NEET-UG retest.

19 Jun, 13:16 — 19 Jun, 13:16

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Why Delhi HC refused to stay the Telegram block ahead of NEET-UG retest

Court says government's six-day block cleared the proportionality test, followed IT Act procedure, and wasn't issued without due thought.

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Delhi High Court Upholds Telegram Block Ahead of NEET-UG Retest

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Delhi High Court upholds Government order blocking Telegram to secure NEET retest Sunday

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