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Karimnagar (Telangana):  A 26-year-old ‘mentally depressed’ software engineer on Tuesday went on a rampage here as he attacked people on the street with a sword and severely injured as many as six persons, including his parents and two policemen, before being fatally shot by police.
Balvinder Singh alias Babloo, resident of Laxmi Nagar locality of Karimnagar town, was undergoing treatment for mental depression and other psychological problems following his failure in the civil services examination recently, said Deputy Superintendent of Police, J Rama Rao. An employee with a multinational IT firm in Bengaluru, Balvinder was staying with his parents for the past one month and undergoing treatment. “This morning, he attacked his parents with a sword. Thereafter, he came out on the street and started attacking people aimlessly. He also attacked two police constables. Sensing the danger, our police inspector (Vijay Sarathi) shot him,” Rama Rao said. After being informed about Balvinder’s violent turn, police rushed to the spot in a van and tried to overpower him.
An eyewitness said that Balvinder also injured himself with the sword and damaged the windshield of a vehicle parked in the area. (PTI)

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