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ANANTAPUR: Feud between two families led to the felling of 60 guava trees at Iruvendula village of Singanamala mandal in the district on Sunday. According to the police, the families of U. Nagi Reddy and G. Ganganna had a dispute for long. The reportedly settled the issue in 2003. But, some differences came up again and the fruit trees belonging to Nagi Reddy were allegedly felled by Ganganna.
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