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No, 'kindly find the attached a copy' is grammatically incorrect. You could say 'please see the attached copy', or 'please find a copy attached', or similar wording. Even better would be to write simply '(attached)' when you refer to the document in the email.
However, all such constructions are basically just padding and can often be dispensed with altogether. If you have sent an attachment with an email, do you really need to tell the recipients that you have done so? And if you do, do you really need to ask them to find it?
If the circumstances require you to use elaborate language, perhaps you should be writing a letter, not sending an email. Email is usually best for simple, pared-down communication.
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