Prevent Ragging on Campus: Implement strict preventive measures to stop any form of ragging within the institution.
Spread Awareness: Educate students about the consequences of ragging and the legal provisions against it through workshops, seminars, posters, and orientation programs.
Monitor Student Behavior: Regularly observe interactions between seniors and juniors, especially in hostels, canteens, and other common areas.
Receive and Address Complaints: Establish a clear, confidential mechanism for students to report ragging incidents (online and offline). Act promptly on complaints with sensitivity and discretion.
Investigate Reported Cases: Conduct fair and impartial investigations with the help of designated staff and law enforcement (if needed).
Take Disciplinary Action: Recommend or enforce penalties as per institutional and UGC/AICTE/State guidelines (suspension, expulsion, FIRs, etc.).
Coordinate with Authorities: Collaborate with local police, university officials, and legal bodies when needed for serious violations.
Maintain Records: Keep a detailed record of complaints, actions taken, and follow-ups for audit and review purposes.
Objectives of the Anti-Ragging Cell
Ensure a Safe and Secure Environment: Provide a fear-free and supportive atmosphere for all students, especially newcomers.
Promote Healthy Peer Relationships: Encourage respectful and friendly interaction among students across all batches.
Eliminate Ragging Culture: Completely eradicate all forms of ragging – physical, verbal, psychological, or cyber – from the institution.
Uphold Student Rights and Dignity: Protect the fundamental rights of students to study in an environment of equality and respect.
Build Awareness of Legal Consequences: Make students aware that ragging is a punishable criminal offense as per Indian law (UGC Regulations, 2009).
Encourage Reporting: Create an environment where victims or witnesses feel empowered and safe to report any incidents.
Foster Institutional Responsibility: Make faculty, staff, and senior students actively responsible for preventing ragging on campus.
Committee Members : All HODs, Hostel Rector, Hostel Warden and Mr. J. M. Chudasama