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Five injured

NAMAKKAL: Five students of Arignar Anna Government Arts College here were injured when two groups of students clashed over college chairman elections on Thursday.

It was said that two groups of students entered into a quarrel, which led to a clash.

Five students sustained injuries and were admitted to the Namakkal Government Hospital.

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