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Making a fortune out of the school identity card!

This photographer, closely connected to a lady holding high office in a prominent institution thanks to political influence, is, said to be charging a fee of Rs. 400 from each child for taking their pictures for the school identity card.Â
Some school authorities respectfully welcome this photographer whenever he arrives for taking photographs of children because of his close connection to the lady holding high office in the prominent institution, they say.
The man is said to have already made a fortune by charging the unreasonably high fee for photographing children for the school identity card.

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