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Great news indeed.
Most of these so called students must have got admitted to shady colleges and universities. Also, many of them are wannabe Khalistanis from the state of Punjab and Haryana.
Great news , most of them would anyways be arts students who nobody needs , so what the point
Great news indeed.
Most of these so called students must have got admitted to shady colleges and universities. Also, many of them are wannabe Khalistanis from the state of Punjab and Haryana.