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Female students attacked with chainsaw inside classroom; Teen arrested in shocking incident

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AMARAVATI: In a frightening incident, a youngster from Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh attacked two 10th-grade female students using a chainsaw. The incident occurred around 10:30 AM today. While a class was in session, the 21-year-old man entered the classroom armed with a chainsaw and attacked the girls. One of the students sustained severe injuries to her face, head, and neck, while another student was also injured.

The attack took place at the Zilla Parishad High School in the Raptadu area. The assailant trespassed onto the school premises and assaulted students while the teacher was conducting a class. The injured students were immediately admitted to a hospital in Anantapur. Reports indicate that the condition of one of the girls is extremely critical. The police registered a case and arrested the perpetrator within hours of the incident. Further investigation is underway.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu expressed shock and outrage over the incident. Naidu said he is personally monitoring the girl's health condition and her medical treatment. The Chief Minister mentioned that he has instructed the medical team to ensure the best possible care for the child, and added that he spoke with the girl's mother over the phone and promised all necessary assistance to the family.

RELATED TOPICS: SNAKE IN CLASSROOM, CHAINSAW ATTACK, ANDHRA PRADESH, ATTACK, SFI VIOLENCE, CHANDRABABU NAIDU
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