Indiscriminate whipping in state school harshly critiqued
The narrator details brutal punishments of boys in a state training school, noting many injuries and fear among students. He recounts a November 11 incident where a blanket whipping was used to punish alleged culprits, then argues the policy harms discipline and justice.
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