Police Investigate Alleged Bullying at National Defence University
Investigation Underway
Inspector-General of Police Razarudin Husain has announced that police are investigating allegations of bullying at the National Defence University (UPNM) in Sungai Besi. The incident allegedly took place on October 22 at 11:45 pm at the UPNM hostel.
What Happened
According to the report lodged by the 20-year-old victim at 8:23 pm yesterday, the cadet was asked to iron clothes by a 22-year-old senior. The senior allegedly took the iron and pressed it against the victim’s right chest once.
Investigation Underway
Razarudin said the investigation is being carried out under Section 324 of the Penal Code for voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means. The incident was reported to the police and the victim lodged a report.
Armed Forces Investigation
The armed forces have also launched an investigation into the case, which came to light after an instructor on duty conducted a routine inspection and noticed signs of injury on the cadet’s body. The forces have assured that a detailed investigation will be carried out and there will be no cover-up or compromise.
Consequences for Guilty Party
The forces have stated that stern disciplinary measures as well as legal action will be taken against any party found guilty.
Conclusion
The incident is a serious concern and highlights the need for measures to be taken to prevent such incidents from happening in the future. The investigation is ongoing, and we will be following up on any new developments.
FAQs
- What is the nature of the incident?
The incident allegedly involved a 22-year-old senior cadet pressing a hot iron against a 20-year-old victim’s chest. - How did the incident come to light?
The incident came to light after an instructor on duty conducted a routine inspection and noticed signs of injury on the cadet’s body. - What are the consequences for the guilty party?
Stern disciplinary measures as well as legal action will be taken against any party found guilty. - Is the investigation still ongoing?
Yes, the investigation is ongoing, and we will be following up on any new developments.