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Coming to India, Telegram was sued in a number of copyright infringement cases and represented by KCO and various Senior Advocates. As Telegram works in great secrecy and doesn’t disclose the names of key officials, it’s interesting to know how KCO was in contact with them. Was there a middleman? Was he the conduit who paid fees?
This reads like a fourth year student who has too much free time and has been spending said free time on Fox News for some reason. What kind of moron voluntarily gets brainwashed by a different country's "entertainment" channel? I don't see white people randomly switching on Republic and watching Arnab demand drugs on live TV. Funny business.