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Anti-Ragging Cell
Constitution of Anti-Ragging Cell
To ensure a ragging-free atmosphere on campus, RCM has established an Anti-Ragging Cell, which consists of both a supervisory and advisory committee. These bodies are responsible for the continuous supervision, monitoring, and prevention of ragging incidents in the institution.
Provision of AICTE Regulation:
In accordance with the AICTE regulation (No. 37-3/Legal/AICTE/2009 dated 01.07.2009), the Regional College of Management (RCM) is committed to eliminating ragging and ensuring a safe, healthy, and conducive learning environment on its campus. The college has adopted a zero-tolerance policy towards ragging and has taken significant steps to enforce the regulation to prevent and prohibit ragging in all forms. The following details outline the structure, objectives, and actions undertaken by the institution to safeguard its students.
Objectives of the Anti-Ragging Cell
The core objectives of the Anti-Ragging Cell are:
- To spread awareness among students about the devastating consequences of ragging on victims and perpetrators.
- To maintain strict vigilance and proactively prevent ragging incidents.
- To ensure immediate, firm, and fair disciplinary action against any students found engaging in ragging.
- To cultivate a sense of discipline, responsibility, and respect among students, thereby upholding the institution’s reputation for zero tolerance toward ragging.
Reporting and Helpline
Any student in distress due to ragging incidents can reach out to the National Anti-Ragging Helpline at 1800-180-5522 (24×7 toll-free) or email helpline@antiragging.in. These channels are available for immediate assistance and intervention.
Supreme Court Directives and UGC Regulations
As per the Supreme Court’s directives and the UGC amendment dated 29th June 2016, any form of physical or mental abuse based on race, caste, gender, religion, or sexual orientation constitutes ragging. RCM strictly adheres to these regulations and has implemented punitive measures for those found guilty of such acts.
Punishment for Ragging
Students involved in ragging will face serious consequences, including:
- Suspension from classes, exams, and academic privileges.
- Cancellation of admission or withholding of results.
- Imposition of fines and withdrawal of scholarships.
- Expulsion from the institution if found guilty of severe offenses.
RCM remains committed to maintaining a campus where students can pursue their academic goals in a safe and ragging-free environment.
Committees and Measures in Place
To ensure a ragging-free atmosphere on campus, RCM has established an Anti-Ragging Cell, which consists of both a supervisory and advisory committee. These bodies are responsible for the continuous supervision, monitoring, and prevention of ragging incidents in the institution.
Anti-Ragging Committee →
This is the main body responsible for taking disciplinary action against ragging incidents. The committee comprises senior faculty members, administrative staff, and student representatives. They handle complaints and implement policies to prevent ragging on campus.
More Details
CCTV Surveillance:
CCTV cameras have been installed at strategic points across the campus, such as hostels, canteens, and entry/exit points, to ensure constant vigilance. These recordings are regularly reviewed for any signs of misconduct.
Workshops and Seminars:
Anti-Ragging workshops are conducted regularly to educate students about the dehumanizing effects of ragging. The institution collaborates with external experts to host these seminars and raise awareness among students about maintaining a culture of respect and harmony on campus.
Website and Posters:
The institution’s website has been updated with comprehensive details about its anti-ragging measures. Posters warning against ragging are prominently displayed across campus, including at the admission center, hostels, libraries, and departmental offices.
Student Counseling:
The Anti-Ragging Cell holds regular counseling sessions with students to provide support and guidance, especially to new entrants who may feel vulnerable to ragging. The focus is to create a welcoming environment that fosters healthy interactions.
Undertaking from Students and Parents:
It is mandatory for each student and their parents to submit an online anti-ragging undertaking at the beginning of every academic year. This document affirms their commitment to maintaining a ragging-free environment.