What is the difference between murga punishment or murgi punishment?

The terms "murga punishment" and "murgi punishment" both originate from South Asian cultures and refer to physical punishments where a person is made to squat and hold their ears, resembling a rooster or hen. The key difference lies in the specific posture assumed during the punishment - "murga" involves squatting with hands holding the ears from behind the legs, while "murgi" involves squatting with hands holding the ears from the front. These punishments are often used as disciplinary measures, particularly in educational or military settings.