The UGC regulations make ragging a punishable offence, with consequences ranging from suspension to expulsion and even police cases. When a complaint comes to my desk, we follow a strict protocol: we form an anti-ragging committee, conduct a confidential inquiry, and submit a report for action. But let me tell you, as a Principal, the real struggle is getting frightened first-year students to speak up—their parents often plead with me to settle it "quietly" over a cup of chaya, fearing their child's future. The rulebook is strong, but our society’s pressure to avoid scandal is sometimes stronger.
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