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Andhra chainsaw attacker's leg amputated days after being shot by cops in encounter
By Apoorva Jayachandran3 min read at India Today
In brief
Hemanth, the accused in a school chainsaw attack in Andhra Pradesh, had his right leg amputated after blood vessels in the limb failed, according to medical updates.
He sustained multiple bullet injuries to his legs after police opened fire near Atmakur forest while attempting to arrest him.
The attack on two Class 10 students in Anantapur district triggered widespread outrage, with political leaders condemning the incident.
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The right leg of Hemanth, the accused in the Anantapur school chainsaw attack case in Andhra Pradesh, was amputated after blood vessels in the limb failed, causing blood circulation to stop, according to the latest medical update.
Doctors were concerned about restricted blood flow to his right leg, with his overall condition reportedly critical. He continues to receive treatment at the Anantapur Government General Hospital (GGH).
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