How raggers deal with difference, or don’t

Tanvir Aeijaz writes from his experience of being part of the sub-committee of the Raghavan Committee that prepared a fact-finding report on the Aman Kachroo case for the Supreme Court:
…not all but some juniors are targeted, as they are perceived as weak, vulnerable and pliant maybe in terms of gender, religion, caste, class and ethnicity. [...]

Raghavan panel blames alcoholism in Aman Kachroo case, Centre promises online helpline

Working on helpline for ragging victims: Centre

The Hindu, Legal Correspondent, 21 April 2009
Amann’s father suggested creation of an anti-ragging database: Centre
Government plans to put in place the mechanism in about a week
New Delhi: The Union Ministry of Human Resource Development has began work on developing a model for the crisis-centre helpline to enable ragging victims [...]

Full text: Amicus Curae’s appeal for directions from the SC in the Aman Kachroo case

(This is the full text of the affidavit which led to the SC asking the Raghavan Committee to inquire into the Aman Kachroo case.)
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
I.A. No. _____ OF 2009
IN
CIVIL APPEAL No. 887 OF 2009
IN THE MATTER OF:
University of Kerala      …Appellant
Versus
Council of Principals of Colleges [...]

Where have the ragging defenders disappeared?

Aman Kachroo is not the first teen to die of ragging. But there is one curious first: this time the death has not led to any ‘public debate’.
This time the defenders of ragging are silent. Who knows, maybe some of them have changed their views and are now lighting candles at Jantar Mantar. There are [...]

And then Suresh Sankhyan wanted to do the post-mortem

Before he died of brain haemorrhage (and not cardiac arrest as the papers incorrectly claimed), Aman Satya Kachroo wrote a note about who beat him up. In the note he named the four accused who are all now in jail. The note reads like a dying declaration and is signed by 12 witnesses. It seems [...]