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Students advised against indulging in ragging
The DSP explained what constitutes ragging. The people have been asked to use the services of She teams when encountered with ragging which often goes out of the college campus. He gave the Whatsapp She team number 9440627199.
Chirala (Prakasam): An awareness programme against ragging was conducted at Chirala Engineering College on Saturday, Deputy Superintendent of Police Prem Kajal was the chief guest.
Several circle inspectors and sub-inspectors took part in the programme. The college principal, Sayyed Kamaluddin, explained students about the precautions adopted to prevent ragging on the college campus and gave details of anti-ragging committees formed in the college.
The DSP explained what constitutes ragging. The people have been asked to use the services of She teams when encountered with ragging which often goes out of the college campus. He gave the Whatsapp She team number 9440627199.
The DSP advised students against resorting to ragging and told them that stringent action would be initiated against those who are guilty of ragging.
The sub-inspector of police asked students not to put their valuable life at risk by indulging in ragging and advised vehicle riders to wear helmets compulsorily.
The college management warned the students of rusticating them if they indulged in ragging and cautioned them that no other college will accept them if they are rusticated on these grounds.
