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hotpotser_official
Artem4ik :
и так поехали
2026-10-20 12:48:11
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2soli2
Melstroy :
мой еле говорящий Андрей
2026-10-20 11:47:10
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osloeb0500
✅OSLOEB✅ :
тетрадки в клевевэ
2026-10-20 12:17:37
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daud.136
صابر :
Секс для ушей
2026-10-20 16:43:44
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.593132
птенец бурмолдец :
песня:
2026-10-20 13:57:40
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3e3b6
3e3b :
выучил только пирожок потому что еда
2026-10-20 17:35:35
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r1xxzy_u
Р1кзи :
2026-10-20 10:48:11
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buzzfeed._0
Buzz❤ :
битва за кислород
2026-10-20 13:46:38
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rewixd
RewiXD :
что там дальше после клеточек ?
2026-10-20 12:04:35
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krutoi_taptaper
крутой таптапер :
меня порвало с первого его слова
2026-10-20 15:21:24
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amamrww
Тапок :
И так поехали
2026-10-20 14:05:19
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ekusiti
Ekusit2 :
тетрадки в нэвочку в нэнэвочку
2026-10-20 14:37:20
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alizhan201381
дрель :
Пирожок только запомнил
2026-10-20 15:11:21
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ta1ga44
Ta1ga🥀 :
Шо за лвл
2026-10-20 18:10:15
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navi_mortis1
Romch1k :
ориг в репостах
2026-10-20 16:04:44
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user7996234839246
Владимер :
2026-10-20 13:38:40
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fewtick1
Fewtick1 :
его в язык оса укусила а вам смешно 😞
2026-10-20 14:01:19
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chichorda1
chichorda :
только пирожок запомнил
2026-10-20 14:28:45
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burmaldaec14881488
Дмитрий_бурмалда_1488 :
запомнил только пирожок из-за того что это еда
2026-10-20 14:46:59
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..hj221
KNOCKOUT :
самый хорошо разговаривающий фанат этого мема
2026-10-20 16:00:54
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gdettotam
getto007 :
как уровень называется
2026-10-20 18:40:20
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muhammad.twd
muhatkd_15 :
секс для ушей
2026-10-20 18:08:58
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mr.roof318
Mr.roof :
у меня залетело
2026-10-20 11:25:34
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apchi6715
MixYY :
тетрадки в мэмэмэ я прижок
2026-10-20 20:17:02
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mishamatya
𝗠𝗶𝘀𝗵𝗮𝗠𝗮𝘁𝘆𝗮 :
О..на танцует под шадэ
2026-10-20 18:13:42
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At a funeral in central India in 2014, a doctor said he didn't believe the police's story about his colleague, that there was no other involvement. A year later, the doctor himself died in a hotel room in Delhi, and the police gave the exact same story. The colleague was D.K. Sakalle, dean of a medical college in Jabalpur. A fire at his home on campus took his life while he was investigating which students had cheated to get in. The doctor at the funeral, Arun Sharma, replaced him as dean, and just before his trip to Delhi, he filed a report to investigators about the same cheating. It was part of the Vyapam scam. Vyapam is the state board in Madhya Pradesh that runs the medical school admission exam and tests for government jobs. People on the board were selling admissions. They'd set up the seating chart so the buyer sat behind a hired test-taker and copied his answers. A medical seat cost 2 to 3 million rupees, around $40,000 to $55,000. About 2,000 people were arrested, and some two dozen people connected to the case died. A TV journalist went to interview the parents of a medical student found on the railway tracks, and he collapsed outside their house, a day before Sharma was found in Delhi. The federal police took over in 2015, and their findings two years later surprised people. Of the 24 people they looked at, 16 had passed away before they were accused of anything, so nobody could have silenced them over it. Middlemen being questioned had blamed people who were no longer alive, because those people couldn't deny it. The state police listed those people as accused, then counted them in the case's toll. For the rest, the federal police found no evidence of foul play either. But the first investigations were done by the state's police, under the same state government the exam board answered to. Its home minister had declared the deaths natural before the investigations were done. So when the federal investigators came to the same answer, people had been hearing it from the government that ran the exam for two years, and almost none of them believed it.
At a funeral in central India in 2014, a doctor said he didn't believe the police's story about his colleague, that there was no other involvement. A year later, the doctor himself died in a hotel room in Delhi, and the police gave the exact same story. The colleague was D.K. Sakalle, dean of a medical college in Jabalpur. A fire at his home on campus took his life while he was investigating which students had cheated to get in. The doctor at the funeral, Arun Sharma, replaced him as dean, and just before his trip to Delhi, he filed a report to investigators about the same cheating. It was part of the Vyapam scam. Vyapam is the state board in Madhya Pradesh that runs the medical school admission exam and tests for government jobs. People on the board were selling admissions. They'd set up the seating chart so the buyer sat behind a hired test-taker and copied his answers. A medical seat cost 2 to 3 million rupees, around $40,000 to $55,000. About 2,000 people were arrested, and some two dozen people connected to the case died. A TV journalist went to interview the parents of a medical student found on the railway tracks, and he collapsed outside their house, a day before Sharma was found in Delhi. The federal police took over in 2015, and their findings two years later surprised people. Of the 24 people they looked at, 16 had passed away before they were accused of anything, so nobody could have silenced them over it. Middlemen being questioned had blamed people who were no longer alive, because those people couldn't deny it. The state police listed those people as accused, then counted them in the case's toll. For the rest, the federal police found no evidence of foul play either. But the first investigations were done by the state's police, under the same state government the exam board answered to. Its home minister had declared the deaths natural before the investigations were done. So when the federal investigators came to the same answer, people had been hearing it from the government that ran the exam for two years, and almost none of them believed it.

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