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Youth activists of Congress, CPI(M) clash in Adoor; ex-MLA Mamkootathil booked

Source: The Hindu — National · 1 day ago
Youth activists of Congress, CPI(M) clash in Adoor; ex-MLA Mamkootathil booked
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Police reported that three separate complaints have been filed against members of several student and youth groups after unrest erupted following a college union election at the College of Engineering in Adoor. The disturbances involved supporters from rival political student wings, and a former legislator named Mamkootathil has also been charged in connection with the incident.

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Police say three cases registered against activists of the Kerala Students Union, Youth Congress, Students Federation of India, and Democratic Youth Federation of India. Tension began following college union elections at the College of Engineering, Adoor

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