HAJJIN SADIKA BEGUM MAHAVIDHYALAYA

The Anti-Ragging Cell of Hajjin Sadika Begum Mahavidyalay is established in accordance with the guidelines issued by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the Supreme Court of India to prevent and eliminate ragging in all forms on campus. The cell is responsible for ensuring that students enjoy a safe and supportive learning environment free from any kind of ragging or harassment.

• To ensure strict compliance with the UGC regulations on ragging.
• To prevent any form of ragging through awareness, sensitization, and strict monitoring.
• To provide a structured mechanism for addressing complaints related to ragging incidents in a prompt and fair manner.
• To foster a culture of mutual respect and promote harmony among students.

• The Anti-Ragging Cell consists of faculty members, administrative staff, and student representatives who actively work to prevent and address ragging incidents. The members of the Anti-Ragging Cell for Hajjin Sadika Begum Mahavidyalay are as follows:

• Dr. SANJAY DIXIT
  Position: Principal
  Role: Oversees the activities of the Anti-Ragging Cell and ensures compliance with anti-ragging regulations.

Faculty Representatives:

• MR. KHALID KHAN
  Role: Monitors anti-ragging measures and spreads awareness among students.
• MR. SHAILENDRA YADAV
  Role:Assists in investigating any reported incidents of ragging and educating students about the consequences of ragging.

Administrative Staff Representative:

• MR. MUNISH KUMAR
  Position:[Admin Position]
  Role:Helps in coordinating with the college administration and ensuring prompt action in case of complaints.

Student Representatives:

• AHMED NOOR PATHAN
  Role:Represents the student body and promotes anti-ragging initiatives among fellow students.
• [Student Name 2]
  Course and Year: SWATI SHARMA
  Role:Acts as a liaison between the students and the committee for reporting incidents.

• Awareness Programs: Organize awareness campaigns, workshops, and orientation programs to educate students about the consequences of ragging and the legal framework against it.
• Monitoring: The cell will monitor various student activities within the campus, including hostels, classrooms, and other student gatherings, to ensure a ragging-free environment.
• Complaint Handling: Receive, investigate, and resolve complaints related to ragging incidents. All complaints will be handled in a confidential and sensitive manner.
• Reporting: Submit regular reports on the cell's activities to the college administration and higher authorities like UGC, if required.
• Disciplinary Actions: Recommend appropriate disciplinary action for students found guilty of ragging, which may include suspension, expulsion, or legal proceedings.

• In-Person: Visit the Anti-Ragging Cell office and report the incident directly to any of the members.
• Online/Email: Complaints can be emailed to the dedicated email address of the Anti-Ragging Cell.
• Phone: The cell will maintain a helpline number where students can report incidents of ragging anonymously.



Contact Details:

• Email: [Official Anti-Ragging Cell Email]
  Phone Number: [Anti-Ragging Helpline Number]
  Office Location: [Room Number/Block Name, College Campus]

• Complaint Registration: Any student can register a complaint, either anonymously or by providing their identity, to the Anti-Ragging Cell through the designated modes.
• Investigation:The committee will conduct an inquiry within 7 days of receiving the complaint, involving the complainant, alleged perpetrator, and witnesses.
• Action and Resolution:Based on the findings, appropriate action will be recommended to the college administration. Disciplinary actions may range from suspension to expulsion in severe cases.
• Confidentiality:The identity of the complainant will be kept confidential to avoid any form of retaliation.
  

• Suspension from classes.
• Debarring from appearing in exams.
• Expulsion from the hostel.
• Cancellation of admission.
• Rustication or expulsion from the institution.
• Filing of an FIR with the local police authorities for severe cases.

• All students must submit an Anti-Ragging Affidavit signed by themselves and their parents/guardians at the time of admission, affirming their commitment to not engage in ragging and to report any such incidents

• Orientation Programs: Held at the beginning of the academic year to inform new students about the anti-ragging policies of the college.
• Workshops and Seminars: To discuss the harmful effects of ragging and promote student safety and well-being.
• Posters and Flyers: Display anti-ragging posters across the campus to raise awareness.

• UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009.
• Supreme Court of India Judgments on Ragging.
• Indian Penal Code (IPC) provisions for handling cases of ragging.