Anti-Ragging Committee

The Anti-Ragging Committee is constituted as per the guidelines of the University Grants Commission and the National Commission for Homoeopathy to maintain a safe, disciplined, and ragging-free academic environment.

The institution follows a strict zero-tolerance policy towards ragging. Ragging in any form—physical, verbal, psychological, or online—is strictly prohibited within the college campus, hospital, hostels, and during any academic or extracurricular activities. Any violation will invite strict disciplinary and legal action as per government norms.

Objectives

• To prevent and eliminate ragging in all forms
• To promote a culture of mutual respect, dignity, and discipline
• To create awareness about the harmful effects of ragging
• To ensure a safe and supportive environment for all students
• To comply with UGC and statutory anti-ragging regulations

Composition of the Committee

• Chairperson – Head of the Institution
• Principal / Dean – Member
• Faculty Representatives – Members
• Administrative Officer – Member
• Hostel Warden – Member
• Parent Representative – Member
• Student Representatives – Members
• Non-Teaching Staff Representative – Member
• Local Media Representative – Member
• Representative of NGO involved in youth activities – Member
• Police Administration Representative – Member

Functions of the Committee

• Conduct regular meetings and monitor anti-ragging measures
• Organize awareness programs, orientation sessions, and counselling
• Maintain strict surveillance in sensitive areas such as hostels and common spaces
• Provide a platform for students to report grievances without fear
• Take prompt action on complaints and recommend disciplinary measures
• Submit reports and compliance details to statutory authorities as required

Anti-Ragging Measures

• Display of anti-ragging notices across the campus
• Submission of online undertakings by students and parents
• Formation of Anti-Ragging Squad for active monitoring
• Installation of complaint boxes and availability of helpline support
• Orientation of freshers and seniors on anti-ragging policies
• Strict action against proven ragging cases as per law

How to Report Ragging

• Report directly to the Anti-Ragging Committee office
• Submit a written complaint in the complaint box
• Contact the Anti-Ragging Squad members on campus
• Call the institution anti-ragging helpline number
• Contact National Anti-Ragging Helpline: 1800-180-5522
• Email complaint to: helpline@antiragging.in

The committee is committed to ensuring a healthy, friendly, and harassment-free campus that supports academic excellence and student well-being.

Anti-Ragging Squad

The Anti-Ragging Squad is constituted as per the guidelines of the University Grants Commission and the National Commission for Homoeopathy to ensure continuous vigilance and immediate action against ragging within the campus.

The squad works under the supervision of the Anti-Ragging Committee and is responsible for maintaining strict discipline and a ragging-free environment in all areas of the institution.

Objectives

• To prevent ragging through active monitoring
• To ensure safety and security of students
• To create a friendly and respectful campus atmosphere
• To respond quickly to any ragging-related incident

Functions of the Squad

• Conduct surprise inspections in classrooms, hostels, canteen, and common areas
• Maintain continuous vigilance in sensitive locations
• Interact with students to identify and prevent ragging incidents
• Respond immediately to any complaints or suspicious activities
• Report incidents directly to the Anti-Ragging Committee for further action
• Assist in awareness activities and student orientation programs

Areas Under Vigilance

• Classrooms and laboratories
• Library and reading rooms
• Hostel premises and dining areas
• College canteen and recreation spaces
• Hospital and clinical training areas
• Transport and entry/exit points of the campus

The Anti-Ragging Squad plays a vital role in enforcing discipline and ensuring that all students feel safe, respected, and supported within the campus.