“We will set up committees to investigate the ethics and manners of the lecturer and Netiwit [Chotiphatphaisal],” Bancha said. But widely circulated pictures showed a male lecturer had headocked a student with one arm and dragged him away. That student was later identified as Suphalak Bumroongkit, a vice president of the CU Student Council. According to Bancha, the lecturer who charged at Suphalak was admitted to hospital because of stress and hyperventilation. Netiwit has long challenged the CU tradition of having first-year students bend their knees before the statues of the late kings.

Source: The Nation Bangkok August 04, 2017 18:00 UTC