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For ragging, you can complain to the college authorities, the national helpline or the police. Please note that another person can also complain on your behalf.(( Section 6.2 (g), the UGC Regulations On Curbing The Menace Of Ragging In Higher Educational Institutions, 2009.)) You can complain to the following authorities:
National Anti-Ragging Helpline
The University Grants Commission has set up(( https://www.ugc.ac.in/page/helpline.aspx)) a helpline number and email address that you can reach out to, in case you are being ragged. The helpline number is 1800 – 180 – 5522, and the email address is helpline@antiragging.in.
Online Complaint
The University Grants Commission has set up a web portal where you can lodge an online complaint. To lodge a complaint, go here, where you will be asked to give certain details, like your name, the college, the details of the incident, etc. Try to give as much detail as you can. You can also track your complaint here by clicking on “Track Complaint”.
Anti-Ragging Squad
You can lodge a complaint with your college’s Anti-Ragging Squad. The Squad will investigate(( Section 9.1 (a), the UGC Regulations On Curbing The Menace Of Ragging In Higher Educational Institutions, 2009.)) the complaint, determine the nature of the case and its severity, and give its recommendations to the Anti-Ragging Committee. The Committee will then punish the students responsible for ragging.(( Section 9.1, the UGC Regulations On Curbing The Menace Of Ragging In Higher Educational Institutions, 2009.))
Please note that you can also approach any member of the faculty or the Head of the college to complain about ragging as well.(( Section 9.3, the UGC Regulations On Curbing The Menace Of Ragging In Higher Educational Institutions, 2009.))
Police
In case of a serious case of ragging, you can complain to the police, and file an FIR against the student(s) responsible for ragging you. In such a case, the police will investigate the matter, and take required steps to punish the students responsible for ragging.
Sree
December 2, 2022
Sir gangu ramesh 6305290144 from srikakulam district working in collabgenics hyd rag me physically and mentally I go into depression stopped my studies become patient low BP from 4 years inform to higher authority to take severe action no action taken save me I became patient low BP severe tension crying day and night
yusuf Qureshi
June 23, 2023
A Girl Abused me On Social Media And Due to The Frustration of Her abusing me a heated conversation broke out she deleted her Abusive Comments and Took Screenshot of Mine And Now Posted it somewhere on A page of legal authorities and Now she is Harassing me by saying “Some Strict actions will be taken on you” kindly insist me that what I must do
Alka Manral
August 19, 2024
Firstly, determine the gravity of the issue. Where was this posted? Which legal authority? What is the content of your messages that she has shared? The police may call you or visit you to enquire about the incident. Please do not be scared. The police often try to talk to both parties and sort out the matter before filing an FIR. If the police contact you, do talk to the police to explain what has happened. But first, please contact a lawyer, perhaps through family or friends, who can be with you when you are talking to the police. The presence of a lawyer will prevent the police from intimidating you, using force against you, and unnecessarily seizing your devices. It should also stop them from asking for bribes to make the matter “go away”.
Ramesh gangu
July 4, 2023
I am in the hospital my parents are very fearful and become patients and become my mother become very and healthy I lost my future in drop from studies I don’t know anybody I know you only sir I trust you please take various the text in the culprit I know you so I want your help please forward this message to the higher officials to take very urgent action the bloody fool I will meet you later compulsory letter please understand my situation and help me how many for the
Gangi ramesh culprit
63052 90144
Told high court judge Cant take hair piece on head as he has political background
I will try to meet u but he found that I complain complainu blackmail my parents that he can do anything as a complain you I will meet you compulsory sir but now please understand my situation I already mail you before many times but no response please take very severe urgent accident that bloody fool don’t leave that bloody fools please do justice to me where is the justice what are you doing sir I like your son please help me at rest you sir please send me I will meet you compulsory letter secretly give me some time no inform to the higher management to take very urgent the bloody fool please send me
He told that even can’t take hair piece take severe action Madam gangu ramesh 6305290144 form srikakulam district work in I don’t know company hyderabad rag me physically and mentally and touching me and behaving badly with me using vulgar gender differences words I stop my studies go into depression crying from 4years stop my studies, become patient my parents crying day and night inform to higher management he is black mailing my parents crying don’t leave save me already complain no response the victim commit to suicide some one stop inform to higher management of hyderabad to take severe action he told that nobody can’t do anything to him as he has political background don’t leave savehe told that even cannot take hair piece on head as he has background
Akashdeep
January 15, 2024
My teacher hurt me with a stick but our parents are no worry about that what i can do
Sikha
October 21, 2024
I am sorry to hear that you’re experiencing this situation. In India, it is illegal for teachers to physically punish students, and you have the right to feel safe in your school environment. If your parents are not acting, you can seek help independently. Here are some steps you can consider:
1. Child Helpline- You can call Childline 1098, a 24/7 helpline for children in distress. This helpline is operated by the Ministry of Women and Child Development and can connect you with counselors and child protection officers.
2. National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR)- You can file a complaint on their https://ncpcr.gov.in/ebaalnidan/main/complaint
– Alternatively, you can also email them at complaints.ncpcr@gov.in or call them at 011-23478250.
3. State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (SCPCR) – Each state has its own SCPCR that handles complaints related to child rights violations. You can find the contact information for your state’s SCPCR on their respective websites or through a quick online search.
4. National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) – You can file a complaint with the NHRC if you feel your rights are being violated.
5. Local Police Station or Child Welfare Committee – If you feel unsafe, you can also visit your local police station or seek help from the Child Welfare Committee in your area. The police are required by law to help in cases of child abuse.
Seeking support from a trusted teacher, school counselor, or relative may also help you address this situation. You have every right to a safe and supportive educational environment, and there are organizations ready to support you.
Ahuja Dhara
September 4, 2024
I’m from Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
My 14 year son studying in class 10th is bullying/ragging by his classmates.
They made video of my son and circulate it on Instagram. Which make him depressed and i don’t know what to do and where to complain about this.
Please h