Precaosi – allegations of harassment of teachers against students in public high schools in Bekasi City have caused alumni protests. The alumni demanded that the JP initials teacher be fired. The narrative of Didgo State Middle School is viral on social media. The demonstration was held on Monday (8/25). The alumni came to the middle school and demanded that the sports teacher be fired. The masses also demanded that the school take determined against the teacher. Browse to continue with the contents of the contents of the Bekasi mayor, Tri Adhianto, talked about the crowd of alleged cases of sexual harassment by unscrupulous teachers to students at the States Junior High School. Tri claims to be concerned. “My heart with the victims and their families. There is no one who can lose security while studying at school,” Tri Adhianto said through Uploads on his Instagram account, quoted Tuesday (8/26/2025). In this statement, Tri conveyed his apology to the entire community, especially parents and alumni. He regretted the comments of the school which was considered inappropriate and abusive. “The statement does not represent the attitude of the City City government. We emphasize the safety and dignity of children the most important thing,” Tri said. The City Government of Bekasi accompanied the victim. He also guaranteed that the city government would help the victims. He said he was the task of ensuring that children could learn without fear. Meanwhile, the suspected perpetrator, according to him, is currently under the investigation of the Bekasi City Police. He also asked the Inspectorate and the Education Office to deepen the investigation of the principal and his staff. “For this reason, we fully support the legal device to process this matter thoroughly. If proven, strict sanctions will be set without compromise,” he said. He also requested that the community remain calm and not spread information that is not yet clear. He believes this case was handled by the police. “This matter is an important lesson. The government will continue to strengthen the child’s protection system in schools, including a clear and safe complaint. Every school must be a safe, comfortable and happy place for students,” he added. Tri Adhianto thanks the alumni, parents of students and the community who have expressed with this matter. He regarded the community as social control. “For people who are victims or know about similar cases, it immediately reports to the complaint number 0878-4626-0631,” he concluded. (Mea/IMK)
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