💨 Abstract
The Kerala High Court has constituted a special bench to hear a plea by the Kerala Legal Services Authority (KeLSA) seeking effective implementation of anti-ragging laws and a monitoring mechanism. KeLSA claims ragging is a deep-rooted issue causing harm to students and highlights the need for a structured legal and monitoring framework.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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