The student Ainura Akmyrzaeva became one of the main witnesses of this conflict. She refuted the words of the college director that the electricity was turned off and the internet was not working on the day of the incident. “After the video of the conflict became available on social media, the teacher and her children began to threaten the channel that published it. I was asked to delete the video, and I agreed. Instead of apologizing, the teacher returned to work and boasted that she made the programmers delete the clip from all platforms. She also spread false information that there was no internet on the day of the conflict due to the power outage. I have a video showing that the lights were on, and it was filmed from 1:00 PM to 2:18 PM,” Ainura said.
The student noted that she had not interacted with the teacher before the incident. She calmly approached the curator with a question about the schedule, as there were 70-80 students in the class. “The teacher, returning from a break, started yelling at me. This greatly affected my mental state,” she added. As a result, Ainura filed a complaint with the police against the teacher on January 28 and appealed to the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health to hold her accountable.
According to information from the press service of the Osh City Internal Affairs Department, Ainura's complaint was registered on January 28 after 5:00 PM and forwarded to the Ak-Buura police department.
It should be noted that the incident became known after a video appeared on social media showing the teacher returning to the exam one and a half hours late. A 42-year-old third-year student expressed dissatisfaction with the delay, stating that she arrived strictly on schedule. In response, the teacher stated that those who have affairs should not study, which led to the conflict.
The press service of the Osh City Internal Affairs Department confirmed that the incident has been registered and an investigation is underway. The college director, Aida Abdildaeva, explained that the exam started late due to a power outage, which resulted in students not being notified of the change in exam time. She added that the conflict arose because the student was unhappy that the exam started later than planned.
