ctrl clk is selecting parent elements also in jquery

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Hi,

I have multiple divs inside a div. I am using jquery event.ctrlKey to select inner divs on ctrl click. It is working, but there is one problem. When I click on inner div elements, it selects parent div also(it gives blue border showing as selected for parent div). When I hover over the parent div after selection, blue border is gone.

I dont want that blue border selection for parent div. Any suggestions how to remove that? What is the reason it is getting selected?

Thanks,
VC

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