The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Pellets now ‘part of body’ of those injured in Parliament march

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Ashna Butani
Pellets now ‘part of body’ of those injured in Parliament march
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Protesters injured by pellets during a demonstration in Delhi are facing long-term health consequences, with some pellets remaining permanently lodged in their bodies. Doctors have performed surgeries to remove high-risk pellets, but others remain as part of the patients' anatomy.

Two weeks after at least four protesters sustained pellet injuries during the July 20 protest march to Parliament, some pellets remain lodged in their bodies, with doctors removing only those that pose a greater risk if left inside.

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