The recent arrest of Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov, along with the details surrounding the incident and his 'mystery' companion Juli Vavilova, has been making headlines worldwide. This high-profile incident has led to speculation that Telegram could face a ban in India the country. Yet, as the news spreads, a significant wave of Indians are rallying on social media, urging the government to not ban the app. But, why are so many people passionately advocating for Telegram to stay?
A meme on Reddit makes it evident why students are opposing the potential ban on Telegram.?
Check it out here:
Reason: Telegram taxes nhi na deta
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Telegram, boasting over 5 million users in India, is particularly favoured by students. The app serves as a key platform for distributing exam prep materials, sharing e-commerce deals, and even streaming full-length movies.?
Additionally, numerous coaching institutes rely on Telegram channels to disseminate essential information and study resources.
So, for students who rely on free study materials available online, a ban on the app would be a major setback.
A detailed Quora answer to the question, "Why is the Telegram app very useful for students?" highlights its benefits:?
It states, "Overall, the combination of security, collaboration tools, file-sharing capabilities, and accessibility make Telegram a valuable resource for students to stay connected."
From serious pleas to funny memes, the push against a Telegram ban in India is growing.
The 39-year-old Pavel Durov was detained by France's anti-fraud unit, which operates under French customs.?
This arrest follows claims that Telegram's insufficient moderation enabled illegal activities such as money laundering, drug trafficking, and the spread of child exploitation content.?
As per reports in The Moscow Times, Durov faces serious charges including complicity in drug trafficking, crimes against children, and fraud due to Telegram's alleged lack of cooperation with authorities.
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