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Andhra school chainsaw attack: Accused may lose right leg after police encounter

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Hemanth is facing possible amputation of his right leg due to severe gunshot injuries sustained during a police encounter. He was involved in a chainsaw attack on two minor students at a school in Raptadu. After fleeing, he was located by police who shot…

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