ECPE Jhunir has ZERO TOLERANCE towards ragging. Any form of ragging is a serious offense and will result in strict disciplinary action, including expulsion and legal proceedings. All students are urged to report any incidents immediately.
Establishing an Anti-Ragging Committee (ARC) in colleges is mandated by the University Grants Commission (UGC) to prevent and address incidents of ragging, ensuring a safe educational environment.
The committee is formed as per the UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009. It includes the head of the institution, faculty members, students, and sometimes external representatives.
Ragging is a serious offense in India and is punishable under various laws, including the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and UGC regulations.
Obscene acts, voluntarily causing hurt, and grievous hurt by dangerous weapons.
Wrongful restraint, wrongful confinement, and punishment for the same.
Assault on women with intent to outrage modesty and insulting gestures.
Criminal intimidation and threatening behavior towards students.
The Anti-Ragging Committee investigates complaints, takes disciplinary action, and ensures a ragging-free environment. Punishments can range from fines and suspension to expulsion and legal prosecution under IPC.
The committee works closely with the police, legal bodies, and university officials to ensure justice and law enforcement in cases of ragging.
Create awareness about ragging consequences, conduct orientation programs, and promote a culture of respect and dignity.
Monitor student interactions, investigate complaints promptly, and take strict disciplinary action against offenders.
Enforce UGC Regulations 2009, IPC provisions, and recommend punishments from warnings to expulsion or legal action.
Provide counseling to victims, coordinate with police and legal bodies to ensure justice and law enforcement.
The committee consists of the following members as per UGC guidelines:
Manjit Singh
+91 84374-41530
Gurjinder Singh
+91 87270-25704
Sukhwant Singh
+91 79864-06927
SHO Jhunir, Distt. Mansa
+91 97800-05119
Shamsher Singh
Lakhvinder Singh
Navneet Kaur
Amandeep Kaur
Creating awareness and taking measures against drug use, in compliance with UGC guidelines and legal framework.
To Prevent and Eliminate Drug Abuse: The primary aim of the committee is to prevent the use of drugs on the college campus and eliminate any existing drug abuse or trafficking activities.
Educate students about drug dangers through seminars and implement preventive measures to stop substance abuse.
Provide confidential reporting platform and counseling services for students at risk or involved in drug use.
Monitor hostels, canteens, and recreational zones where drug use might be prevalent on campus.
Educate students about IPC and NDPS Act consequences, coordinate with law enforcement for prevention.
Sections 269, 278, 304, 328: Cover negligent acts spreading disease (needle sharing), making atmosphere noxious, death by negligence, and causing hurt through harmful substances.
Deals with illegal possession, distribution, and trafficking of drugs. Students involved face strict penalties including imprisonment and heavy fines. The committee educates students about these serious consequences.
Confidential reporting via anonymous helpline and digital system ensuring student safety and privacy.
Actions range from counseling and rehabilitation to suspension, expulsion, or legal action under IPC and NDPS Act.
+91 98109-28891, +91 98076-74000 | ecpejhunir@gmail.com
Manpreet Singh
Faculty Member
Manjit Singh
Faculty Member
Lakhvir Singh
Faculty Member
Gurjinder Singh
Faculty Member
Sandeep Kaur
Faculty Member
SHO Jhunir
Police Representative
Gagandeep Singh
Student Rep
Lovpreet Singh
Student Rep
Gurlal Singh
Student Rep
Bahadur Singh
Student Rep
Sukhmander Kaur
Student Rep
Mandeep Kaur
Student Rep
Jaswinder Kaur
Student Rep