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Crime
Jagan slams TDP govt over school chainsaw attack, calls law‑and‑order collapse
✍️ The Hawk
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 12:16 AM
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Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy condemned the recent chainsaw attack on a school in Andhra Pradesh, accusing the TDP‑led state administration of a breakdown in law and order.
A violent incident involving a chainsaw was reported at a school in Andhra Pradesh, where the weapon was used to threaten students and staff, resulting in injuries and widespread alarm. Local police arrived at the scene and secured the premises, while medical teams attended to the victims.
Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy addressed the media shortly after the attack, stating that the incident reflects a "total collapse of law and order" under the TDP‑led state government. He urged the administration to take immediate corrective action and restore public confidence in safety measures.
The opposition leader also demanded a swift investigation, calling for accountability of those responsible for the breach of security. Law‑enforcement agencies have launched a probe to identify the attacker and determine how the weapon entered the school premises.
The incident adds to growing concerns over public safety in the state, with officials pledging to review security protocols in educational institutions across Andhra Pradesh.
Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy addressed the media shortly after the attack, stating that the incident reflects a "total collapse of law and order" under the TDP‑led state government. He urged the administration to take immediate corrective action and restore public confidence in safety measures.
The opposition leader also demanded a swift investigation, calling for accountability of those responsible for the breach of security. Law‑enforcement agencies have launched a probe to identify the attacker and determine how the weapon entered the school premises.
The incident adds to growing concerns over public safety in the state, with officials pledging to review security protocols in educational institutions across Andhra Pradesh.