The Anti-Ragging Cell ensures a ragging-free campus and maintains strict adherence to UGC guidelines. It creates awareness about the consequences of ragging, monitors student behaviour and provides immediate support to victims. The Cell promotes a culture of respect, safety and discipline, ensuring a welcoming and secure environment for all students.

Objectives of the Anti-Ragging Cell

• To ensure a ragging-free, safe and secure campus environment for all students.
• To strictly implement and adhere to UGC anti-ragging regulations and guidelines.
• To create awareness among students about the serious consequences and legal implications of ragging.
• To promote a culture of mutual respect, discipline and responsible behaviour.
• To provide immediate support and protection to victims of ragging.
• To foster a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere, especially for newly admitted students.

Key Activities of the Anti-Ragging Cell

• Awareness Programmes and Orientation Sessions:
  Conducting awareness programmes for students on anti-ragging rules, penalties and institutional policies.

• Implementation of UGC Guidelines:
  Ensuring compliance with UGC regulations through continuous monitoring and preventive measures.

• Anti-Ragging Undertakings:
  Collecting anti-ragging affidavits from students and parents as per UGC norms.

• Monitoring and Surveillance:
  Regular monitoring of the campus, especially during the admission period, to prevent ragging incidents.

• Grievance Redressal and Complaint Handling:
  Receiving complaints through designated channels and taking prompt and appropriate action.

• Support to Victims:
  Providing counselling, protection and necessary assistance to affected students.

• Coordination with Authorities:
  Liaising with institutional authorities and, when required, external agencies to address serious cases.

• Documentation and Reporting:
  Maintaining records of anti-ragging measures, complaints and actions taken for accountability and review.

Committee Members: