Disabled student’s bullying case resolved


MELAKA: The bullying case involving a trainee with disabilities at GiatMara Durian Tunggal, which went viral, is an old incident that has already been resolved, says a state executive councillor.

Melaka Education, Higher Education and Religious Affairs Committee chairman Datuk Rahmad Mariman said the incident took place back in February but only gained attention recently after going viral on social media.

Following an investigation, all students involved were summoned by Majlis Amanah Rakyat (Mara).

“Mara has recorded statements from all parties and the students involved have since apologised.

“They are continuing their courses and undergoing plant training, and the case is consi­dered closed.

“The trainee who was allegedly bullied did not sustain any injuries,” he told reporters here yesterday, Bernama reported.

Mara chairman Datuk Dr Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki in a Face­book post said there will be no compromise for anyone involved in bullying of any kind – whether physical or psychological – at any Mara educational institution.

“Mara management at all levels and within its educational institutions fully understands my stance. Strictest action will certainly be taken if there is evidence of misconduct or criminal bullying,” he said on Sunday.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Modi says Malaysia is India's 'trusted partner'
RMAF participation at Singapore airshow earns recognition from PM Lawrence Wong
Malaysia, Saudi Arabia to sign defence cooperation agreement
Public service to go paper-free on Feb 9, says govt chief sec
Scoring of 14 ministries that failed to meet targets set for March 2026
Zamri Vinoth arrested, say cops
Rollout of workers' cross-border protection scheme by end 2026, says Ramanan
UM students reminded to prioritise personal safety, academics ahead of planned march
India's Unified Payments Interface system to enter Malaysian market, says Modi
Single mother likely murdered by jealous person, say Penang cops

Others Also Read