What is a Anti-Ragging Affidavit and Undertaking by Student?
An Anti-Ragging Undertaking is a compulsory affidavit prescribed by the University Grants Commission (UGC) under the UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions 2009. Every student and parent must submit it at admission declaring they will not indulge in ragging.
Enforceability in Indian Courts
Statutory compliance under Supreme Court of India directives and UGC Regulations 2009.
Execution on Stamp Paper
Accepted on plain paper or Rs 10 / Rs 20 non-judicial stamp paper as stipulated by the specific university.
Documents Needed to Execute This Anti-Ragging Affidavit and Undertaking by Student
Keep the following self-attested documents ready before signing and attesting the agreement:
Essential Clauses in This Agreement Draft
Every clause is structured according to Indian statutory jurisprudence to safeguard the interests of both executing parties:
01.Consciousness of UGC Guidelines
Student acknowledges definition and severity of ragging offences.
02.Penal Consequences
Agrees to expulsion, rustication, and criminal FIR if found guilty of ragging.
Legal FAQs on Anti-Ragging Affidavit and Undertaking by Student
Is the anti-ragging affidavit mandatory for all college students in India?
Yes, pursuant to the Supreme Court order and UGC Regulations, submission of anti-ragging undertakings by both student and parent is compulsory for admission to all universities, engineering, medical, and degree colleges.
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