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Contract renewals of teachers linked to MDMA case: Vigilance inquiry underway against former SSK official

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The probe stems from a formal complaint lodged by Youth Congress leader V.P. Dulkhifil, who appeared before Vigilance officials to record his statement and furnish details supporting his claims

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