Delhi University tightens campus safety norms before new session
Delhi University has issued new directives to colleges and hostels to enhance campus safety and anti-ragging measures ahead of the 2026-27 academic session. The university is implementing increased surveillance and appointing disciplinary coordinators to ensure a secure environment for incoming students.
Why it matters
Proactive campus safety measures are critical for large public universities to prevent student misconduct and ensure a welcoming environment for new cohorts.
With thousands of freshers expected to join campuses in the coming weeks, the University of Delhi (DU) has asked all colleges, departments, hostels and affiliated institutions to reinforce campus safety by adopting stricter anti-ragging and disciplinary measures. The fresh directions are intended to create a secure and welcoming environment for students at the beginning of the 2026–27 academic session.The University has instructed institutions to improve monitoring across campuses, strengthen grievance redressal systems and ensure that students are aware of the consequences of ragging and other forms of misconduct.Colleges directed to strengthen discipline on campusIn its latest advisory, DU has asked every institution to establish an effective disciplinary structure capable of responding quickly to cases of indiscipline, harassment and violence.
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