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The
SGRC shall consist of the following members:
1.
Chairperson – Dr.
Mahender Singh
2.
Faculty Members:
1)
Dr Charu Dureja,
2)
Dr Sohnu
3.
Student
Representatives:
1) Ms. Harshita from 9th
sem
2) Ms Prabhleen Kaur from
7th sem
4.
External Member: - To
be nominated by the Bar Council of India.
5.
Member Secretary – Ms
Rajni
2. Objective of SGRCs
The
Student Grievance Redressal Committee aims to:
Ø Address
grievances of students concerning academic, administrative, and infrastructure
matters.
Ø Provide
a transparent and accessible mechanism for grievance resolution.
Ø Ensure
fairness and accountability in resolving student issues in compliance with the
standards prescribed by the Bar Council of India.
3. Jurisdiction of the SGRC
The
SGRC shall have jurisdiction to address grievances related to:
Ø Academic
concerns, including examination issues, assessment irregularities, and
curriculum queries.
Ø Administrative
matters, such as admission processes, fee disputes, and service delivery.
Ø Campus
facilities, including library, hostels, transport, and infrastructure.
Ø Any
form of harassment or discrimination, including ragging, in compliance with BCI
and statutory anti-ragging guidelines.
4. Procedure for Filing
a Grievance
1.
Students must submit
their grievances in writing to the committee or through online portal available
on college website link-
2.
The complaint must
include relevant details, evidence (if any), and the complainant's contact
information.
3.
The SGRC must
acknowledge receipt of the grievance within three working days.
4.
name of complainant
will be not disclose /shall be confidential
5.
if complaint against
any particular members of the committee, he/she shall not be a part of the proceedings.
5. Resolution Process
1.
The SGRC shall convene
within seven working days of receiving grievance.
2.
The complainant and
concerned parties shall be given an opportunity to present their case.
3.
The SGRC must ensure confidentiality,
impartiality, and adherence to principles of natural justice during the
proceedings.
4.
A resolution must be communicated to the
complainant in writing within fifteen working days of the hearing.
6.Appeal Mechanism
If a complainant is dissatisfied with the decision of the SGRC, they may appeal to the Bar Council of India
Note-
These
guidelines are issued to ensure that the rights and concerns of students in
legal education are addressed with transparency, fairness, and efficiency, in
alignment with the statutory objectives of the Bar Council of India.
