GPMS Kuala Pilah calls for transparent probe into student's death
KUALA PILAH: Gabungan Pelajar Melayu Semenanjung (GPMS) Kuala Pilah has called for a transparent investigation into allegations that a student was bullied before his death.
GPMS Kuala Pilah has urged for a transparent investigation into allegations of a student being bullied before his death, according to the source. The group's chairman, Muhammad Hakim Mohd Zain, emphasized the necessity of an impartial and comprehensive probe to ascertain the true cause of the incident. Hakim stressed that schools are not just educational institutions but should provide a safe, respectful, and protective environment for students, akin to a second home.
He further asserted that any negligence, misconduct, or failure in student safety and welfare should be addressed firmly, in accordance with the applicable regulations and laws.
Hakim also appealed to all parties not to jump to conclusions prematurely, emphasizing the importance of upholding justice for the victim while respecting the right to a fair investigation process. He expressed concern over children going to school with fear and desired them to return home with knowledge, experiences, and positive memories.
Hakim stressed that children's safety and dignity should not be compromised, and GPMS Kuala Pilah is committed to strengthening a safe, transparent, and student-centered education environment. He reiterated the organization's stance that schools should be a safe second home, not a source of trauma.
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