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Psycho Attack On Class 10 Girl: Panic And Trauma Strikes Raptadu!

Generally, schools and educational institutions are regarded as high securities zones where the safety and well-being of students is the highest priority.

By:  Tupaki Desk   |   31 Oct 2026 1:44 PM IST
Psycho Attack On Class 10 Girl: Panic And Trauma Strikes Raptadu!
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Generally, schools and educational institutions are regarded as high securities zones where the safety and well-being of students is the highest priority. But something extremely detrimental has happened at the government School in Raptadu of Anandpur district today.

A psychotic incident has been reported at the government school in Raptadu, where a 21 year-old man attacked an innocent girl child with an electric chainsaw and created huge bloodshed.

A 21-year-old man allegedly entered Raptadu ZP High School carrying a power saw and attacked two girl students during an ongoing class, even as a teacher was present. The visuals of this attack are now going viral and social media, and they are extremely graphic in nature.

The girl child has been admitted to a hospital where she is receiving medical treatment while the other girl who has also been severely injured is also being treated at a nearby hospital.

The extremely violent and aggressive nature of this crime have led to the public sympathising with the victim and they are calling for extreme measures against the culprit who is associated with the same.

Chief minister, Chandrababu Naidu and education minister Lokesh have reacted on this matter, and they have communicated that harsh measures will be taken to reprimand and punish the culprit.

Many people are now calling for elevated security measures on the government behalf at schools in order to prevent such incidents from happening in the future.

More importantly, the students who had been studying in this class will be left with lifelong drama, considering the extremely graphic nature of this incident that happened today.