Anti Ragging Policy

To ensure a safe and respectful environment for all students, ragging is strictly prohibited in both the campus and hostel. The following rules outline the zero-tolerance policy toward ragging:

1. Definition of Ragging

• What Constitutes Ragging: Ragging includes any act of teasing, bullying, or harassing a fellow student, whether physical, verbal, or emotional. This includes any form of intimidation, humiliation, or initiation rites that cause distress.

2. Prohibition of Ragging

• Zero Tolerance: Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited on campus and within hostel premises. This applies to all students, regardless of their year or status.

3. Reporting Incidents

• Encouragement to Report: Students are encouraged to report any incidents of ragging, whether they witness it or experience it themselves. Reports can be made to hostel authorities, campus security, or designated faculty members.
• Confidentiality Assured: All reports will be treated with confidentiality to protect the identity of the complainant.

4. Consequences for Engaging in Ragging

• Severe Penalties: Students found engaging in ragging will face strict disciplinary actions, which may include:
• Suspension or expulsion from the institution
• Legal action as per local laws
• Financial penalties

Counseling Services: Victims of ragging will have access to counselling and support services to help them cope with the emotional impact of such experiences.

6. Awareness and Education

• Orientation Programs: Regular awareness programs and workshops will be conducted to educate students about the harmful effects of ragging and the importance of fostering a respectful community.

7. Peer Responsibility

• Community Responsibility: All students have a responsibility to foster a supportive and respectful environment. If you witness ragging, take action by reporting it or intervening safely.