In our unwavering commitment to fostering a campus culture that prioritizes respect, empathy, and the well-being of every student, we proudly present the Anti-Ragging Committee of our Law College. At the heart of our institution, we believe in creating an environment where every individual can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally without fear or intimidation.
The Anti-Ragging Committee is more than a regulatory body; it is a dedicated group of individuals committed to ensuring that every student's journey at college is marked by camaraderie, support, and a profound sense of security. Our mission is not only to prevent and address incidents of ragging but also to proactively foster a culture of inclusivity, understanding, and mutual respect among our student community.
Ragging, in any form, has no place within the walls of our institution. The Anti-Ragging Committee operates with a zero-tolerance policy, aiming to create an environment where students can focus on their studies, explore their passions, and form lasting connections with their peers without the fear of harassment.
Our committee is composed of compassionate individuals from various facets of the college community — faculty, administrative staff, and student representatives. Together, we work diligently to ensure that every student feels safe, heard, and supported. We are not just enforcers of rules; we are advocates for a culture that upholds the dignity and well-being of every member of the college.
Through awareness campaigns, educational initiatives, and regular monitoring, we strive to create an atmosphere where students can express themselves freely, pursue their academic and personal goals, and contribute positively to the rich tapestry of our college life. The Anti-Ragging Committee serves as a guardian, a facilitator, and a beacon of trust, ensuring that the values of respect and empathy prevail in every interaction on our campus.
The Anti-Ragging Committee at our Law College is dedicated to creating and maintaining a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment for all students. Our primary objectives are:
To adopt a proactive approach in preventing incidents of ragging within the college premises and associated areas.
To raise awareness about the detrimental effects of ragging on individuals, fostering a culture of mutual respect and understanding among students.
To ensure strict adherence to the Anti-Ragging Policy formulated by the college, in accordance with the guidelines issued by regulatory authorities.
To respond promptly and effectively to any complaints related to ragging, conducting fair and impartial investigations.
To provide support and assistance to victims of ragging, ensuring their physical and emotional well-being, and facilitating their reintegration into the college community.
To conduct educational programs and counseling sessions that address the root causes of ragging and promote healthy relationships among students.
To actively monitor different areas of the college to identify and prevent potential ragging incidents, and to report any findings to the appropriate authorities.
To collaborate with other committees, student bodies, and external organizations working towards eradicating ragging, fostering a sense of collective responsibility.
To ensure that all anti-ragging measures are in compliance with existing laws and regulations, while actively advocating for a zero-tolerance approach to ragging.
To conduct periodic reviews of the effectiveness of anti-ragging measures, making necessary adjustments and improvements based on feedback and evolving circumstances.
Through these objectives, the Anti-Ragging Committee is committed to creating a nurturing and secure educational environment that allows every student at our college to flourish academically, personally, and professionally, free from the fear of harassment or intimidation.
| # | Name | Position |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mrs. Sanavi Abhishek Deshmukh | In – Charge Principal |
| 2 | Asst. Professor Aparajita Gupta | Prof. In – charge of the Anti-Ragging Committee |
| 3 | Asst. Prof. Bhagyashree Kamble | Co-ordinator of Anti-Ragging Committee |
| 4 | Pournima Beble | Student Co-Ordinator from BLS LL. B |
| 5 | Sudeep Gholap | Student Co-Ordinator from LL. B |
