ANTI RAGGING
Report Concerns Safely & Confidentially
If you experience or witness any form of ragging, harassment, or misconduct, report it immediately. The institute ensures strict confidentiality and prompt action in every case.
Safe Campus, Respectful Environment, Zero Tolerance
At Ishan Institute of Law, we are committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for every student. The institute follows a strict zero-tolerance policy against ragging, bullying, intimidation, and any form of harassment.
Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited across the campus, including academic blocks, hostels, sports areas, cafeteria, common spaces, and all institutional premises. We believe that every student deserves to learn and grow in an atmosphere of dignity, confidence, and security.
What is Ragging?
Ragging includes any act by an individual or group that causes physical or psychological harm, fear, embarrassment, humiliation, or discomfort to a student, especially a fresher or junior student.
As per the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, ragging includes any disorderly conduct by words, actions, or behaviour that:
- Teases or treats a student with rudeness
- Causes annoyance, hardship, fear, or psychological harm
- Creates shame or embarrassment
- Adversely affects the mental well-being of a fresher or junior student
Ragging is a serious misconduct as well as a punishable offence.
Our Commitment
The institute is dedicated to maintaining a ragging-free campus culture through awareness, vigilance, support systems, and strict action against offenders.
Our commitment includes:
- Creating awareness among students
- Encouraging respectful interaction on campus
- Providing confidential reporting channels
- Ensuring immediate inquiry and action
- Offering emotional support and counseling to affected students
Preventing ragging is a shared responsibility of the administration, faculty, staff, and students.
Preventive Measures
Orientation & Awareness
At the beginning of every academic session, the institute organizes orientation and awareness programs for both freshers and senior students. These programs highlight:
- The harmful effects of ragging
- Legal consequences of ragging
- Institutional rules and disciplinary measures
- The importance of mutual respect and positive interaction
Anti-Ragging Committee
A dedicated Anti-Ragging Committee has been constituted to:
- Monitor campus activities
- Prevent ragging incidents
- Receive and investigate complaints
- Recommend disciplinary action wherever required
Committee Members
Dr. M. Khairoowala
ChairpersonPrincipalDr. D.K. Garg
ProctorHOD, Law DepartmentMrs. Jyoti Yadav
MemberDean (Admin) & Head Grievance and Sexual Harassment CellMs. Preeti
MemberDean (Student Welfare)Ms. Jyoti
MemberWarden Girls HostelMr. Rakesh Bansal
MemberWarden Boys HostelReport Ragging
The institute provides multiple confidential channels for students to report ragging. Complaints may be made openly or anonymously.
Students can report through:
- College Anti-Ragging Helpline
- Online Complaint Form
- Direct reporting to Faculty Members
- Anti-Ragging Committee Members
- Complaint Box
All complaints are treated with strict confidentiality, and immediate action is taken by the concerned authorities.
Anti-Ragging Helpline
National Anti-Ragging Helpline
Toll Free: 1800-180-5522
Email: [email protected]
Portal: antiragging.in
Counseling and Student Support
The institute understands that ragging can have serious psychological and emotional effects. To support affected students, professional counseling services are available.
Students receive:
- Emotional support and guidance
- Assistance in coping with stress or trauma
- A safe space to share concerns
Our aim is to help students recover, regain confidence, and continue their academic journey successfully.
Punishable Acts of Ragging
Acts that may constitute ragging include:
- Abetment or instigation of ragging
- Criminal conspiracy to rag
- Physical or psychological harassment
- Wrongful restraint or confinement
- Assault or use of criminal force
- Sexual harassment or abuse
- Public humiliation or insulting behaviour
- Criminal intimidation or extortion
- Damage to property
- Any act that disrupts academic activities
- Any act causing humiliation, fear, or mental trauma
Disciplinary Action
Depending on the nature and severity of the offence, the Anti-Ragging Committee may impose one or more of the following punishments:
- Suspension from attending classes
- Withholding scholarships or benefits
- Debarment from campus placements
- Debarment from examinations or evaluation processes
- Withholding of results
- Suspension or expulsion from the hostel
- Cancellation of admission
- Rustication for 1–3 years
- Expulsion from the institution
If the individuals responsible are not identified, the institution may impose collective punishment as a deterrent.
Legal Action
For every confirmed incident of ragging:
- A First Information Report (FIR) will be filed with the local police authorities.
- Offenders may face criminal prosecution under applicable laws.
- Punishment may include rigorous imprisonment as per directives of the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India.
Our Pledge
Ishan Institute of Law is firmly committed to maintaining a ragging-free campus where every student can learn, grow, and succeed with dignity and respect.
Say No To Ragging
If you experience or witness any form of ragging, harassment, or misconduct, report it immediately. The institute ensures strict confidentiality and prompt action in every case.