Acquitted teacher yearning to teach once again


SEREMBAN: A teacher acquitted by the High Court here for allegedly leaking UPSR exam papers five years ago wants to report back to school soon to do what he does best – teach Mathematics and Science to primary pupils.

L. Subbarau, 40, said he has a lot of catching up to do after being charged in September 2014.

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