Telegram may be banned in India

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov arrested by French authorities

Telegram the popular messaging application, is facing mounting scrutiny in India as it emerges as a hub for a wide array of criminal activities.

Criminal activities

The new UGC-NEET discussion has additionally heightened examination. The paper was purportedly being sold for anyplace between Rs 5,000 and Rs 10,000 on the stage.

UGC-NEET paper leak

Telegram, was arrested in France as part of an investigation into crimes related to child pornography, drug trafficking and fraudulent transactions on the platform

Child pornography

The Protections Trade Leading body of India (SEBI) delivered its last request on the question of utilizing the Message channel for stock suggestions. The market controller forced fines of more than 2.84 crores on the executives of a Wire channel named

Stock price  manipulation

The Government of India is currently investigating Telegram, a popular messaging app, over concerns that it is being used for criminal activities such as extortion and gambling.

Extortion

Law enforcement challenges A senior police officer from the Delhi Police cybercrime unit spoke of the extent of criminal activities flourishing on Telegram.

Law enforcement challenges

Wire, the generally utilized informing application, is under serious examination in India because of its supposed job in a scope of crimes. The stage has arisen as a conspicuous channel for conveying spilled test papers, kid erotic entertainment, stock value control, and coercion.

Message is being scrutinized in India for claims that unlawful substance — going from misrepresentation, coercion, and medications to betting — is being shared by clients with next to no oversight by the stage. After France, the informing stage Message is confronting an examination by Indian specialists.