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Student Welfare

LNCT has constituted an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) as per the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 to ensure a safe and dignified campus for all.

Mandate

To prevent and prohibit sexual harassment and provide a redressal mechanism for complaints filed by women employees and students.

Composition

Presiding Officer (senior woman faculty), 2 faculty members, 1 employee representative, 1 NGO member working for women's welfare.

Powers

ICC has the powers of a civil court for summoning, evidence collection, and inquiry. Annual report submitted to the District Officer.

Confidentiality

Complete confidentiality maintained throughout the complaint process. Identity of the complainant, respondent, and witnesses protected.

Committee

ICC Members

The ICC comprises dedicated members committed to ensuring a safe campus environment.

Dr. Asha Verma

Presiding Officer

Professor, ECE

Dr. Neha Gupta

Member

Associate Professor, CSE

Mr. Vikas Sharma

Member

Assistant Professor, ME

Ms. Sunita Patel

Member

Office Superintendent

Ms. Rekha Jain

Member

NGO Representative

Process

How to File a Complaint

Any woman employee or student can file a complaint with the ICC.

  1. File Complaint

    Written complaint to ICC within 3 months of the incident. ICC may extend by 3 months if circumstances justify.

  2. Conciliation

    ICC may attempt conciliation at the complainant's request before initiating inquiry. No monetary settlement allowed.

  3. Inquiry

    ICC completes inquiry within 90 days with both parties given opportunity to present their case and evidence.

  4. Report

    ICC submits report within 10 days of inquiry completion. Recommended action implemented within 60 days.

Confidential

File a complaint with the ICC

Complaints are seen only by the Internal Complaints Committee and handled as per the POSH Act, 2013.

What happens next

  1. SubmitYou get a reference number on screen and by email.
  2. Committee reviewsOnly the members of the committee see your complaint.
  3. Action & replyYou are informed of the outcome by email; use the reference number to follow up.
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