The Punjab government on Thursday issued instructions to all colleges and universities in the state to check ragging.
In a communiqué, Punjab higher education minister Surjit Singh
Rakhra asked the secretary, higher education, to communicate to all
educational institutions that for any incident of ragging in any college
or university, the institutional head would be held accountable.
The higher education minister directed the administration of colleges as well as universities to make it compulsory for students and their parents to submit the anti-ragging affidavit during the course of admission. Those found guilty will be penalised as per guidelines drawn by the University Grants Commission (UGC). Rakhra also ordered the institutions to start a separate anti-ragging helpline and help desk for students.
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The higher education minister directed the administration of colleges as well as universities to make it compulsory for students and their parents to submit the anti-ragging affidavit during the course of admission. Those found guilty will be penalised as per guidelines drawn by the University Grants Commission (UGC). Rakhra also ordered the institutions to start a separate anti-ragging helpline and help desk for students.
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