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Two groups of students clash in Manipal over trivial reason

Last updated: February 15, 2025 6:54 pm
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UDUPI: Two groups of students clashed over a trivial reason in front of a bar near Coin Circle in Manipal on Friday night. It is believed that the students were drunk.

The fight broke out inside the bar and then spilled on to the street. In the melee, one of the youths also had his shirt torn. The Manipal police arrived on the scene and dispersed the crowd.

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