She stated: "After the video of the conflict became popular on social media, the teacher and her children began to threaten the channel that published it. I agreed to delete the video, but instead of an apology, the teacher returned to work and boasted that she had instructed programmers to remove the recording from all platforms. Moreover, she provided false information that there was no internet that day due to a power outage. I have recordings from 1:00 PM to 2:18 PM that disprove this."
Ainura expressed surprise at the teacher's behavior, with whom she claims she had not communicated. She approached the curator with a question about the schedule, as classes were supposed to start at 1:00 PM, but the teacher left for lunch, leaving the students unsupervised. When the teacher returned, she began to yell at Ainura in front of many students, which, according to her, seriously harmed her mental state. As a result, Ainura contacted the police and filed a complaint requesting that the teacher be held accountable.
According to the press service of the Osh City Internal Affairs Department, the complaint was registered on January 28 after 5:00 PM and forwarded to the Ak-Buura police department.
It was previously reported that on January 28, a conflict occurred at the Osh Medical College, during which the teacher arrived for the exam an hour and a half late. A 42-year-old third-year student expressed dissatisfaction with this, claiming she arrived strictly on time. In response to her complaints, the teacher stated that those with business should not study, which became the cause of the dispute.
The press service of the Osh City Internal Affairs Department confirmed that the incident has been registered and an investigation is currently underway. The college director, Aida Abdyldaeva, clarified that the exam started with a one-hour delay due to a power outage, which was not communicated to the students, leading to the conflict.
