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They tied his mouth with a cloth and then tied his body to a bed. After this, they undressed him and pushed a stick into his anus. This left him in an unconscious state.
Later, he was rushed to the Nile Hospital where the stick was removed. Apparently this student had reported 4 students who were involved in acts of sodomy prior to his assault.
“In a separate development, the police at Kiira Region and Jinja City are investigating circumstances under which a 15 year old male juvenile, at Jinja College was attacked by a group of students, who tied his mouth with a cloth, and his body to a bed. The naughty students undressed the victim and pushed a stick into his anus on 14.06.2023..” the statement reads in part.
“The victim fell unconscious but was recovered late and rushed to Nile International Hospital, where the stick was removed. The victim had reported 4 students, involved in acts of sodomy, which led to their suspension. Inquiries into the matter continue.”
The acts of sodomy and bullying seem to have increased in schools as per the Police reports in the past few weeks.
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