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Telegram files court petition against Centre's temporary block over NEET UG exam fraud

Telegram has taken legal action against Indian government following its June 16, 2026 order that restricted access to its services during NEET UG examination period. Court, presided over by Justice Tejas Karia, plans to fast-track the hearing amid worries regarding effects on candidates and exam integrity.

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Jun 17, 2026 · 1 min read · 5 views
Telegram files court petition against Centre's temporary block over NEET UG exam fraud

Key Takeaways

  • •Telegram filed a lawsuit against the Indian government over access restrictions imposed on June 16, 2026.
  • •The NEET UG examination is scheduled to take place from June 22, 2026.
  • •Justice Tejas Karia will preside over the expedited hearing due to the urgency of the case.
  • •The government blocked Telegram following a question leak that led to the cancellation of last month's NEET UG test.
  • •Authorities are investigating allegations to uphold the integrity of the NEET UG examination process.

Messaging platform Telegram is taking legal steps against Indian government's order to temporarily block its services . Aim is to prevent cheating during upcoming NEET UG exam,crucial for medical college entry in India.

Court fast-tracked hearing after advocate raised issue during earlier session. Justice Tejas Karia will oversee case,highlighting urgency. Government blocked Telegram starting June 16, 2026,with restriction lasting through June 22,exam period .

Authorities acted after alleged question leak for NEET UG exam led to last month’s test cancellation. They're investigating to protect exam's integrity .

So far,Telegram hasn't commented publicly. What happens next could affect both platform and candidates gearing up for NEET…

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