A shocking scandal has rocked Ramjas College, Delhi University, where a panel has recommended the termination of a professor accused of sexual harassment, shaking the academic community. The Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) found the professor guilty of misconduct following complaints from female students, alleging inappropriate behavior during academic interactions over several months. The case surfaced after a formal complaint was lodged, prompting an investigation that exposed a breach of trust within the institution, leaving students and staff demanding accountability.
The Delhi University administration is reviewing the ICC’s recommendation, with the professor’s fate pending a final decision, expected soon. The incident has triggered heightened scrutiny of campus safety, with authorities enhancing security measures and counseling support for affected students. As the university addresses the fallout, the case underscores the seriousness of such allegations in educational settings as of August 22, 2025.
The Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) is a mandatory body set up within workplaces and educational institutions under the Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) Act. Its role is to receive, investigate, and resolve complaints of sexual harassment in a fair and confidential manner. The ICC ensures a safe and respectful environment by addressing grievances promptly and recommending appropriate action against offenders.
