Seven secondary students face school disciplinary action for bullying - Police

A 47-second video depicting a group of students allegedly verbally bullying a female student went viral.

17 Apr 2026 09:41pm
Seven secondary school students in Kajang will receive disiplinary action by school authorities after being involved in a bullying incident that went viral on social media today.
Seven secondary school students in Kajang will receive disiplinary action by school authorities after being involved in a bullying incident that went viral on social media today.

KUALA LUMPUR - Seven secondary school students in Kajang will receive disiplinary action by school authorities after being involved in a bullying incident that went viral on social media today.

Kajang district police chief ACP Naazron Abdul Yusof said the police found a 47-second video depicting a group of students allegedly verbally bullying a female student.

Investigations showed that the incident happened at about 11.30am yesterday and involved seven students from different classes and no police report has yet to be received by any party.

"The video did not show any physical touch or aggressive verbal interactions.

"The school authorities and a police officer who is the school’s liaison officer held a meeting and engagement session with parents and the guardians of the victim. The school has also taken appropriate action against the seven students involved,” he said in a statement here today.

He added that the police will always work with school authorities to ensure that no acts that can affect the well-being of students, including words with the potential of causing emotional distress to any student, occur. - BERNAMA

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