Brutal Ragging In 11 12 By Other 17-18 Year Old Males

593 votes

You first need to complain to the principle in writing and don’t forget to take an acknowledgement of serving the complaint to the principle. Besides you can also complain to the police as there are anti ragging provisions which can be made use of. However before approaching the police it is suggested you get some legal consultation.

Advocate Ajit Rameshchandra Powar LawRato

657 votes

Ragging involving physical assault and mental harassment is a serious offence. Immediately submit a written complaint to the School Principal and demand action under the school’s anti-ragging policy. Ask for CCTV footage preservation and protection for the child. If no prompt action is taken, approach the local Police Station and lodge an FIR for offences of assault, criminal intimidation and harassment under the IPC. Since the victim is a minor, the matter can also be reported to the Child Welfare Committee and the District Education Officer. Maintain medical records and written evidence. The school is legally bound to ensure student safety.

Advocate Vinod Todiwan LawRato

876 votes

Ragging, whether psychological or physical, is a serious offence and is strictly prohibited under law. Acts such as pushing, slapping, throwing objects, and mental harassment clearly amount to criminal intimidation and assault, apart from being punishable under anti-ragging regulations. Since this is an ISC board school, the institution is legally bound to have an Anti-Ragging Committee and a grievance redressal mechanism. The school management has a duty of care to ensure the safety and dignity of every student. If your child is unable to attend school due to ragging, the school authorities can be held responsible for negligence if they fail to act. You should immediately send a formal legal notice to the school management demanding: 1. Immediate inquiry against the accused students. 2. Protection and safety measures for your child. 3. Written assurance that such incidents will not recur. 4. Strict disciplinary action as per anti-ragging guidelines. If the school fails to take prompt action, a police complaint can also be filed, as physical assault and harassment are cognizable offences. Early legal intervention is important to safeguard your child’s rights and prevent further trauma.

Advocate Bhumika Vijay Bajaj LawRato

826 votes

Ragging is illegal under IPC and SC anti-ragging rules. File a written complaint to Principal/Management, approach CISCE/ISC board, and lodge an FIR for assault. Seek child helpline 1098. School must ensure safety.

Advocate Pankaj Bajaj LawRato

804 votes

Ragging is illegal. Immediately complain in writing to the Principal and School Management. If no action, approach Police and Child Welfare Committee. You may also inform CISCE Board. File FIR for assault/intimidation.

Advocate Pankaj Bajaj LawRato