Doctors treating 25-year-old Bhramarbar Bhoi here have indicated he would be kept under observation for a few days and steps would be taken to fit an artificial leg.
Bhramarbar suffered the injuries when his leg came under the wheels of Lord Jagannath's chariot Nandigosh in Puri last evening.
Sources said he was immediately rushed to Puri district headquarters hospital where the doctors were forced to amputate his leg fearing gangrene, as the bones were crushed.
Meanwhile, a report from Puri said that the chariots of Lord Jagannath and Devi Subhdra which were on the mid way yesterday, reached their destinations today. Only chariot of Lord Balabhadra had reached Sri Gundicha Temple yesterday.
Amidst heavy downpour, the devotees in lakhs, pulled Lord Jagannath's chariot-Nandighosh and Devi Subhadra's Darpadalan chariot till the Gundicha temple.
According to temple administration sources, the deities would be taken into Gundicha temple tomorrow in a procession.
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