India’s High Court has affirmed the government’s decision to temporarily ban the Telegram messaging app. The court ruled that authorities had legitimate grounds for the ban, citing national security concerns. Details regarding the specific reasons for the ban remain largely undisclosed, but the government reportedly presented evidence of harmful content and potential threats. Telegram challenged the ban, arguing it impacted freedom of speech and communication for its millions of Indian users. However, the court determined the restrictions were justified and proportionate given the perceived risks. The ruling allows the government to continue the temporary block while further investigations are conducted, and potentially implement more permanent measures if deemed necessary. This decision highlights the ongoing tension between digital freedoms and national security priorities in India.