THE recent assault of a disabled man in Chukai, Terengganu, where the man was brutally beaten and kicked after accidentally crashing into a market stall, remains as an incident that should never have escalated to such violence. This appalling act of mob violence raises crucial questions about how our society treats vulnerable individuals and the responsibility we have to address these issues.
As the police have detained a few suspects, we must emphasise that the perpetrators must be charged accordingly. Assault was involved, and we must not let it be brushed aside. This violent episode was not just an isolated incident; it highlights a broader issue of mob mentality, where people resort to violence rather than finding peaceful resolutions. The public must not, cannot condone or ignore this behaviour, and appropriate legal action must be taken.
