The administration of Al-Madina Model School and College has denied any connection with the Swat student leaked video circulating on social media, saying the incident did not take place on the school premises.
The school administration said the Swat student leaked video was allegedly recorded at a private hujra away from the educational institution during the evening.
According to the administration, the students allegedly involved in the incident were expelled after their parents were called to the school. Police have also arrested three suspects in connection with the alleged recording and circulation of the video.
Three suspects arrested in Swat student leaked video case
Saidu Sharif police arrested three suspects over the alleged recording and circulation of an objectionable video involving a school student.
Police said they took notice after the Swat student leaked video began circulating on social media. District Police Officer Swat Muhammad Umar Khan directed SHO Saidu Sharif Ziaur Rehman to take immediate action.
A police team subsequently arrested three suspects, all residents of Akhun Baba.
According to police, the suspects allegedly invited a ninth-grade student to a hujra on the pretext of a gathering, where they allegedly recorded the video. Police said the suspects allegedly threatened the student and warned against disclosing the incident.
Legal proceedings against the arrested suspects are under way, police officials said.
School denies link to Swat student leaked video
Al-Madina Model School and College said the Swat student leaked video was not recorded inside the school or during school hours.
The administration clarified that the institution had no connection with the incident and said the video was allegedly recorded at a private location away from the school.
The clarification was issued during a press conference at the Swat Press Club by the institution’s PRO and focal person Mahmoodul Hassan Khan Ji, Girls Campus Head Salahuddin, Vice-Principal Sher Bahadur Khan and other representatives.
The school administration said action had been taken against students allegedly involved in the incident, while police are continuing legal proceedings in the Swat student leaked video case.
