2 Students Riding Motorcycles Died As A Result Of Beingbully, Disdikpora Cianjur Anticipated That They Would Fall To School

JABAR - The Cianjur Regency Youth and Sports Education Office (Disdikpora) is intensifying socialization in anticipation of acts of violence and bullying in the SMP-SMA environment that can harm students.

Head of the Cianjur Disdikpora Middle School Division, Helmi Halimudin, said that currently his party is intensifying activities to schools in collaboration with the Cianjur Education Council, in order to anticipate the rise of acts of violence and bullying in the school environment.

"We are concerned about the incident that happened to two students in Cijati District who died after falling from the motorbike he was driving as a result of being kicked by a student from another school, while we were on a safari to school to reduce violence," he said in Cianjur, West Java, Thursday, September 14, which was confiscated by Antara.

His party will submit the case to the police because the information gathered was intentional by the alleged perpetrator against the two victims because of revenge.

In fact, his party will further increase socialization to schools related to the rampant acts of violence committed by students against other students for trivial matters, including imposing severe sanctions expelled from schools when they become perpetrators of violence and bullying.

"We will further intensify various efforts to reduce the number of violence and bullying within students in Cianjur. This includes involving the police to strengthen the legal sanctions that will ensnare them when they become perpetrators," he said.

Meanwhile, the Head of the Criminal Investigation Unit of the Cianjur Police, Iptu Tono Listianto, added that the results of the examination of the alleged perpetrators that caused the death of two students in Cijati District were carried out spontaneously because the victim was carrying a motorcycle at high speed.

Even the perpetrator did not expect that the action would be fatal, causing the two victims to die after hitting the asphalt first on the head. The perpetrator regretted his actions which caused the two victims to die.

"The perpetrator admitted that he was sorry for his actions, but for his actions he was still being processed by law and charged with Article 80 paragraph (3) of Law No. 35 of 2014 concerning Child Protection," he said.