‘Assistant warden had no right to discipline pupil’


JOHOR BARU: The private religious school whose assistant warden allegedly caused the death of its student says it does not condone his disciplinary methods.

Madrasah Tahfiz Al-Jauhar (MTAJ) says the 29-year-old employee will be punished accordingly if he is found guilty.

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