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The Majlis Amanah Rakyat is waiting for police to complete their investigation into bullying allegations involving six junior college students in Johor before initiating any disciplinary action.
Sixteen retired Malaysian Armed Forces personnel will commence duties as full-time wardens at eight MARA Junior Science Colleges beginning July 1, marking the second phase of a military personnel recruitment programme designed to strengthen institutional discipline.
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The chairman of MARA has vowed stringent action against wrongdoing, announcing a 'You Touch, You Go' policy as six MRSM students in Johor undergo police investigation.
The Malaysian Ministry of Rural and Regional Development has initiated a formal investigation into reports of bullying at MRSM institutions, with officials warning that substantiated cases could result in student expulsion.
Six MARA Junior Science College students in Johor face expulsion if found guilty of bullying a 14-year-old peer. MARA Chairman Datuk Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki has ordered immediate disciplinary hearings, reaffirming the institution's zero-tolerance stance.