Anti-Ragging Policy — Government ITI Tapan

ZERO TOLERANCE AGAINST RAGGING

Government ITI Tapan strictly adheres to all UGC / AICTE anti-ragging regulations. Ragging in any form is a criminal offence.

What Constitutes Ragging?

Ragging means any act that causes physical or psychological harm, or raises apprehension or shame, or embarrassment to a student. It includes:

Physical assault, abuse, or torture

Verbal abuse, insults, or humiliation

Forcing to do demeaning acts

Demanding personal services

Conducting obscene activities

Threatening or intimidating juniors

Financial extortion from students

Any act adversely affecting dignity

Cyber ragging — online harassment

Group ragging and mob mentality

Punishment for Ragging

Suspension from classes and hostel

Expulsion / Rustication from the institute

Debarment from appearing in examinations

Criminal prosecution under IPC and State laws

Cancellation of admission and scholarships

Withholding of marks, certificates and degrees

Anti-Ragging Committee

As per Supreme Court directives, an Anti-Ragging Committee is constituted at this institute comprising:

Principal (Chairperson)
Senior Faculty Member
Student Representative
Parent Representative
Non-Teaching Staff Representative
Local Police Representative (if applicable)

Report Ragging — Helpline

Report ragging immediately. Your identity will be kept completely confidential.

UGC Helpline

1800-180-5522 (Toll-Free)

tapangovtiti@gmail.com

Anti-Ragging Pledge

"I hereby solemnly affirm and undertake that I will not participate in or abet ragging in any form. I understand that if I am found guilty of ragging, I am liable for punishment according to laws and regulations of the institute and the courts."

Report an Incident Contact Principal