Police have registered an FIR against WhatsApp directors and nodal officers for reportedly not cooperating in a Rs 4 crore fraud case investigation.

The Gurugram Police have filed a legal case against the directors and nodal officers of WhatsApp, following the app's refusal to provide crucial information tied to an ongoing investigation.

The Gurugram Police have filed a case against WhatsApp officials for not cooperating in an ongoing investigation. An FIR was registered under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and the Information Technology Act.

Gurugram police have registered an FIR against WhatsApp's directors and nodal officers after the messaging app refused to provide information about three accounts linked to an investigation.

Gurugram police has filed a case against WhatsApp executives for failing to provide information regarding four numbers as part of an ongoing investigation.

Gurugram Police have filed a case against WhatsApp's leadership in India for non-cooperation and failing to provide information in an ongoing probe. According to reports, the Gurugram Police filed a first information report (FIR) against WhatsApp India's directors and nodal officers for disobeying a public servant's orders,

Gurugram Police filed a case against WhatsApp directors for non-cooperation in an investigation. Officials failed to respond to multiple requests for information, prompting action under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and IT Act for allegedly aiding accused individuals.

WhatsApp executives face legal action in Gurugram for not providing requested information to local police. Despite multiple requests, WhatsApp failed