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  1. The Indian government has challenged Telegram's operations within the country, prompting the founder to comment on the platform's ban.
  2. The Central Government is scrutinizing the Telegram platform due to its criminal usage and is represented in court.

The National Crime Records Bureau functions as an agency of the central government, which is now using its data to register cases and urging police to report content on Telegram.

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The National Crime Records Bureau functions as an agency of the central government, which is now using its data to register cases and urging police to report content on Telegram.

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