Suspension or expulsion
Immediate suspension followed by expulsion for severe or repeated offences.
Anti-ragging policy
Zero toleranceUGC Regulations 2009
IAMR Law College has a zero-tolerance anti-ragging policy. Reporting channels, the Anti-Ragging Committee, and UGC compliance details.
Report Immediately · 24×7
UGC National Anti-Ragging Helpline
If you have witnessed or experienced ragging, contact the helpline below. Your identity is kept confidential.
Our stance
Zero tolerance. Strictly enforced.
IAMR Law College maintains a zero-tolerance stance on ragging in accordance with the UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009.
Every reported incident is investigated promptly by the Anti-Ragging Committee, with the highest priority placed on the safety, dignity and well-being of every student. Confidentiality of the complainant is preserved at every stage.
On campus
Three ways to reach the committee.
In addition to the UGC helpline above, IAMR Law College maintains its own reporting channels.
Anti-Ragging Committee
Visit the Principal’s office to file a complaint with the committee chair.
Anti-Ragging Squad
On-duty squad with names and numbers posted at the notice board and hostel.
College helpline
Consequences
Ragging is a punishable offence.
Penalties apply to perpetrators, accomplices and anyone who fails to report a known incident.
Criminal proceedings
FIR registered under applicable IPC sections; prosecution as per Indian law.
Mark sheets withheld
Withholding of results, mark sheets and degrees pending the inquiry outcome.
Hostel and admission cancelled
Cancellation of admission and debarment from joining other recognised institutions.
Mandatory · Each session
Anti-Ragging Online Undertaking
Every student and parent must submit an online anti-ragging undertaking on antiragging.in before each academic session begins. The portal generates a signed PDF certificate.
UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging, 2009
antiragging.in