A school in Sirkazhi, southern India has 52 sets of twins that attend, leaving teachers extremely confused.

Footage filmed on November 15, shows the sets of twins lined up. Of the 52, 21 pairs are mixed genders, 19 pairs are all girls and just 12 pairs are all boys.

One teacher at the school said: "We get confused about who was right and who was wrong. Then we get confused and even some times we end up punishing the wrong one too."

52 Twins from one school has confused their teachers in southern India.

A town full of twin children and their mischievous action makes the people to laugh very often.
80 twins who are studying in different school of the from the same town.
In one school Vivekananda Matriculation Hr sec School there are 52 pair of Twins Out of that 21 pairs are boys and girls (each pair one is boy another is girl) In 19 pair Twins (both are girls) In 12 pair both are boys.
They indulge in doing mischievous things and they confuse the teachers while giving them the punishment and it usually ends up in a laughing session.
Sirkazhi a small town of Nagai district in Tamilnadu has a lots of mischievous stories daily.
One such teacher sharing her humour said, "we get confused on who was right and who was wrong. They never come up with others mistakes and so we only needed to find the mischievous kid out. There we get confused and even some times we end up in punishing the wrong one too."
Both will get sick at the same time and both parents wanted them in same class even same bench too that too very next to each other. We feel those things and all very difficult while handling the twins."

The friends of the twins said, "we even ended in back biting about the same person and we feel embarrassed on that ".. parents of the twins say that even if we scold one the another one gets sad."
And if one falls sick automatically the one also will fall sick, so we find difficult in taking care of both of them at the same time when they fall sick. And rest we feel very happy because in future one will definitely help the other in need."