MELAKA — A 14-year-old boy who is suspected of choking his nine-year-old younger brother to death at their home in Bukit Piatu, Melaka, on Wednesday (July 5) is said to have had a change in behaviour after becoming a victim of bullying at the boarding school he was studying at.
The teenager’s father, Najli Yakob, 42, said that his eldest son's behaviour and attitude began to change after he was bullied by seniors at the Arabic boarding school in the town of Alor Gajah where he studies at.
"He called his mother quite frequently but initially I thought that it was normal for children who studied in boarding schools until I saw his injuries and scars. This when we lodged a complaint with the school authorities and made a police report. "Because of his change in attitude, we allowed him to study at home and my wife and I also took him to seek professional medical treatment," he said.
The couple monitored their children through a CCTV which allowed them to see what their children were doing through their mobile phones.
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