Nearly a month after it launched a countrywide (india) 24x7 toll free anti-ragging helpline (18001805522), UGC has decided to rope in NGOs for monitoring to ensure ragging victims get justice.
UGC has invited applications from NGOs, which have been active in the field of monitoring activities in the social sector on a pan-India level, to take up the role of watchdog to curb ragging. Selected NGOs will be involved in providing information on non-compliance of SC’s directives to statutory bodies as well as violation of regulation of UGC and other statutory council to regulatory bodies for ragging.
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