The following is a description of what constitutes ragging as per the Raghavan Committee recommendation to the Supreme Court: Ragging is as any act which violates the dignity of the individual student or is perceived to violate his/her dignity. Ragging is a cognizable, non-bailable, non compoundable offence with punishment ranging from one year imprisonment and fine upto 7 years rigorous imprisonment and fine.
Broadly ragging can be categorized in the following way for which various term of punishment are prescribedFor further information, please read attached document on AICTE regulations Antiragging Committee And SQUAD
The institute AntiRagging Committee(as per April 02, 2014) consists of
The committee will oversee the implementation of the provisions of the verdict and the Govt. of India guidelines in this regard from time to time.