A court does not grant Telegram any relief sought against the Centre’s action connected to the NEET examination, NDTV reports. The decision is described as the ban being “not disproportionate,” meaning the court finds the restriction does not exceed what is necessary in relation to the concerns raised by the government. As a result, Telegram’s request for court intervention is rejected, and the Centre’s move remains in effect.
The report focuses on the legal outcome rather than the underlying administrative details. It indicates that the court considers the proportionality of the ban and finds no basis to provide interim or other relief to Telegram at this stage. The ruling therefore allows the government’s action to continue while the matter remains subject to further legal processes, if any.
Overall, the coverage centers on the court’s assessment of whether the restriction is excessive or unjustified, concluding that Telegram does not receive the relief it seeks.
