42 students and a head teacher were allegedly beaten up in Hunan when an army demonstration became violently chaotic. School attendees and social media have accused authorities of a cover-up.
It ended with the hospitalisation of 42 students and their head teacher. According to Beijing News, a brawl broke out between the military staff and students during an activity day held by soldiers.
"More than 20 [military] instructors rushed to start beating the boys, while some girls were frightened to tears," an anonymous student was quoted as saying. "Some boys were bleeding, so the head teacher took out his cell phone to call an ambulance. The instructor asked other instructors, 'Beat him, or no?' One replied, 'Let's beat him'. After that, a group of people rushed to beat the head teacher."
Things got slightly hairy when male students became annoyed by a soldier who was flirting with a female student called Tian. Events escalated a few hours later, with the battle resulting in some students suffering broken bones.
After the fracas police arrived and 42 students were sent to hospital for treatment along with the head teacher, Liu Yunjie, and an army instructor, Chinese state media confirmed. Photos, allegedly of the injured students (who were wearing army-style clothes), circulated on social media.
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