Buli 3 junior, 7 pelajar sekolah agama ditahan

Pahang Police Chief Azry Akmar Ayob revealed that seven religious school students from Rompin were detained due to accusations of assaulting three junior students. The first incident occurred on September 12, involving two victims, and led to the detention of five students from Fourth and Fifth grades. Six students were detained in connection with a second incident involving a student from Second grade.

Four of the detained students were also involved in the first incident on September 12, and all suspects have been released on police bail. The report includes the victims' and suspects' performance and disciplinary records, which are expected to be finalized today following a meeting at the Pahang IPK graduation ceremony. Police officers from Rompin have already visited the school since receiving a police report on September 17.

The police are taking the matter seriously and have discussed it with the school management. They hope to prevent such incidents from recurring in the school. On Saturday, two religious school students were reportedly injured in the arm and body after being punched by five senior students who accused them of skipping religious class and running away.

The incident was discovered after a mother of a victim claimed that her family suffered trauma after being told her son was punched with a sponge and cut with a folded knife. The woman also accused the school of taking too long to act, delaying her report to the police and forcing her to transfer her son to another school.