Anti-Ragging Committee
Committed to maintaining a ragging-free campus environment and ensuring the safety and well-being of every student
About Anti-Ragging Cell
The Anti-Ragging Committee of SUIIT serves as the oversight and advising body for maintaining a ragging-free culture on the college campus. The primary goals of the committee include:
- To educate the students on the perverse nature of ragging and its inherent dehumanising impact
- To keep a close eye on ragging and be vigilant about it in order to stop it from happening and happening again
- To deal with any ragging occurrences that have come to our attention quickly and strictly
- To instil a culture of discipline by making it very apparent that no act of ragging would be condoned and that any such conduct will not go unreported and unpunished
Punishment for Those Proven Responsible
Examination Prohibition
Being prohibited from taking any internal exams or semester exams
Suspension
Suspension from class attendance and academic rights
Expulsion
Being expelled from college
Admission Revocation
Revocation of admission
Results Withheld
Results being withheld
Members of Anti-Ragging Cell
Dean Student Welfare, SUIIT
Member Convenor (Ex-Officio)
Anti-Ragging Committee
Dean Academic Affairs, SUIIT
Member (Ex-Officio)
Anti-Ragging Committee
Dean SRIC, SUIIT
Member (Ex-Officio)
Anti-Ragging Committee
Dean P&C, SUIIT
Member (Ex-Officio)
Anti-Ragging Committee
HOD CSE, SUIIT
Member (Ex-Officio)
Anti-Ragging Committee
HOD ECE, SUIIT
Member (Ex-Officio)
Anti-Ragging Committee
HOD EEE, SUIIT
Member (Ex-Officio)
Anti-Ragging Committee
HOD BS&H, SUIIT
Member (Ex-Officio)
Anti-Ragging Committee
Dr. P.K. Sethy, Asst. Professor in ECE, SUIIT
Member
Anti-Ragging Committee
Mrs. S. Kar, Asst. Professor in ECE, SUIIT
Member
Anti-Ragging Committee
Any student or group of students who are found to have engaged in ragging on campus or even off campus will be subject to strict disciplinary action as per UGC regulations and institute policies.
UGC Directive: Ragging is a criminal offense as per the Supreme Court of India. Any student found guilty of ragging will face severe punishment including expulsion and legal proceedings.