Our Objective
Prevent ragging incidents through proactive awareness and strict enforcement.
Educate all students on the definition, consequences, and illegality of ragging.
Foster a positive campus culture based on mutual respect and senior-junior mentorship.
Provide confidential channels for reporting incidents without fear of reprisal.
Ensure swift and fair investigation and action upon receiving any complaint.
Offer counseling and support to victims of ragging.
Anti-Ragging Committee
Dr. Jane Doe (Principal) - Chairperson
Prof. John Smith (Faculty Representative) - Member Secretary
Ms. Emily White (Administrative Staff) - Member
Mr. David Lee (Faculty Representative) - Member
Mr. Alex Green (Student Representative - Senior) - Member
Ms. Sarah Blue (Student Representative - Junior) - Member
Local Police Inspector (External Member) - Ex-Officio Member
NGO Representative (External Member) - Member
Parent Representative - Member
Report an Incident (Confidential)
Approach any Committee Member or Faculty member you trust.
Email the committee directly: antiragging@institution.edu
Use the secure Anti-Ragging Complaint Boxes on campus.
Call the National Helpline: 1800-180-5522 (Toll-Free).
Contact the UGC Monitoring Agency: helpline@antiragging.in
Your identity will be protected. Anonymous complaints are also investigated.
Consequences if Found Guilty
Suspension / Expulsion from the Institution & Hostel.
Cancellation of Admission / Debarring from Exams.
Withholding Scholarships / Results.
Fine up to ₹1 Lakh.
Rigorous Imprisonment (up to 3 years) as per law.
Entry in character certificate / Migration certificate.
Collective Punishment if perpetrators are not identified.
Awareness & Prevention
Mandatory orientation programs detailing anti-ragging rules.
Prominent display of anti-ragging notices and warnings.
Regular interactions between faculty, committee members, and students.
Signed affidavits from students and parents promising not to indulge in ragging.
Mentorship programs to guide new students positively.
