Andhra chainsaw attack: schoolgirl off ventilator, accused loses leg after police fire

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A Class 10 schoolgirl is recovering in a Bengaluru hospital after suffering injuries in a violent chainsaw assault. The accused, Hemanth, underwent an emergency amputation of his leg following gunfire from police acting in self-defense. Doctors are hopeful about the girl's recovery, as she has been taken off ventilator support and is responding to treatment. Hemanth remains under police custody while being treated for his injuries at a government hospital.

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