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Rumours of injection psycho surface again
Reports that injection psycho, who created terror across the district has struck again after three months has created panic among the people, here on Sunday. An unidentified person attacked a 32-year-old panchayat sweeper near Market Yard here.
Eluru: Reports that injection psycho, who created terror across the district has struck again after three months has created panic among the people, here on Sunday. An unidentified person attacked a 32-year-old panchayat sweeper near Market Yard here.
Bangaru Nagaraju (32), who is working as a sweeper in Paluru Panchayati in Attili mandal is living at Venkataramapunta village in Attili mandal. While, he was on his way to Eluru to attend a function, a middle-aged man asked him for lift at Denduluru railway gate and Nagaraju dropped him near Market Yard.
As soon as the middle-aged guy alighted from the two-wheeler, Nagaraju felt a shooting pain near his hip. After reaching Kothapeta, he saw swelling on his hip and pain in the legs and rushed to a government hospital. Duty doctor Vijaya Nirmala said that needle marks are not visible but asserted that Nagaraju is free from any danger and is under
observation.
