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Andhra school chainsaw attack: Accused may lose right leg after police encounter
By Sandeep Raghavan2 min read at Times of India
In brief
Hemanth, the accused in a classroom chainsaw attack on two students in Raptadu, sustained severe gunshot injuries during a police encounter in the Atmakur forest area.
A hospital superintendent stated he faces a serious risk of amputation of his right leg.
The severely injured girl victim was shifted to Manipal Hospital in Bengaluru for surgery and is now in recovery.
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TIRUPATI: The accused in the Raptadu classroom chainsaw attack, Hemanth, may have to undergo amputation of his right leg after sustaining severe gunshot injuries during a police encounter in the Atmakur forest area on Sunday evening.
Hospital superintendent Dr D Malleswari said Hemanth was stable but faced a serious risk of losing part of his right leg. Medical assessments found that severe damage to the limb had affected blood circulation, causing the tissue to deteriorate rapidly.
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