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Students clash

CHENNAI: Two students were injured in a clash at a Government hostel in Teynampet here on Wednesday. Police said two groups of students belonging to different colleges clashed following a heated argument. Kannan (21) and Gunasekharan (25) suffered injuries and were admitted to a nearby hospital. The Teynampet police detained a few students for interrogation in the case

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