Bullies scribble 'you're a pig' on child's hand

SHAH ALAM - A mother who claimed that her daughter had been bullied at school, expressed her disappoinment at the incident that had to be endured by her daughter.

According to the mother, the child who is believed to be autistic, was allegedly often bullied at school and it was not the first time that it happened to the 10-year-old.

Based on a screenshot shared on the post, the first time she was bullied was on Aug 16 whereby the student's head had allegedly been banged on the table.

However, the perpetrator's father refused to admit his child's wrongdoing which led to a dispute.

"The second time it happened was last Wednesday during Fardu Ain Basic Class (Kafa). My kid's hand was scribbled with some words that read 'you're a pig'.

"My poor child, I taught you to run away if you can't fight back, but she couldn't," she wrote.

The post had garnered attention from concerned parents, some of which even shared their children's experience of being bullied at school.

A parent by the name of Hajar commented that her child was also bullied, where her headscarf had been tugged and her books were stolen.

A comment by a parent claiming that his child was a victim of bullying at school - FILE PIX

Thankfully, Hajar shared that the case had been resolved and the perpetrator had pleaded guilty.

"The teacher had taken my kid to find the bully and the perpetrator had been found and caned.

"Thank you to the school for taking action immediately," she commented under the post