BJR AGC SRCL Organized Awareness Programme on Anti-Ragging

An Awareness Programme on Anti-Ragging was organized by the Anti-Ragging Committee and Motivation Club, Babu Jagjivan Ram Agricultural College, Sircilla, on 08.10.2026 at the College Auditorium to create awareness among students about the serious consequences of ragging and the importance of maintaining a safe, disciplined and ragging-free campus environment.

The programme was graced by Sri K. Nagendra Chary, DSP, Sircilla, as the Chief Guest, along with Sri K. Nageshwar, Circle Inspector of Police, Sircilla, Sri Sircilla Ashok, Sub-Inspector of Police, Dr. S. Upendhar, Associate Dean, College OISA, faculty members and students actively participated in the programme.

Addressing the students, Sri K. Nagendra Chary, DSP, Sircilla, and the police officials shared their experiences of handling ragging-related cases and explained the serious legal and social consequences of such activities. They advised the students not to involve themselves in ragging or any form of harassment, either directly or indirectly.

The Chief Guest emphasized that ragging is a serious offence and may attract strict legal action, including imprisonment for varying periods and imposition of fines, depending on the nature and severity of the offence. He cautioned the students that involvement in ragging can adversely affect their academic career, reputation and future prospects.

The Associate Dean stated that the college administration is taking all necessary preventive measures and initiatives to ensure a safe, secure, and ragging-free campus. He emphasized that the administration is committed to the overall development of the institution by encouraging students to participate in various academic, extracurricular, and skill-development activities. He urged the students to make effective use of the opportunities and facilities provided by the college, enhance their skills and abilities, and strive for excellence in their academic and personal development.

The programme created awareness among the students regarding the legal consequences of ragging, responsible student behaviour and the importance of maintaining a respectful and safe academic environment. The students were urged to uphold discipline, mutual respect and the dignity of fellow students and to contribute towards making the college completely ragging-free.