Internal Complaints Committee

The Internal Complaints Committee, Lakshmibai College

Convener :                                           Prof. Sunita Arora

Teacher Representatives :                 Dr. Priyanka Sharma

                                                               Ms. Vandana Gambhir

External Member :                              Dr. Bulbul Dhar James

Non Teaching Representatives :        Mr. Ravinder

                                                                Ms. Runa

Student Representatives :                  Nisha Kumari

                                                                Shanvi Tyagi

                                                                Sneha Sharma


The complainant may submit a sexual harassment complaint within three months of the last alleged incident to the ICC  Lakshmibai College. Alternatively it may be mailed to icc@lb.du.ac.in.


Dear Students,

The Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) is available to support students and address concerns related to sexual harassment and gender-based misconduct within the institution.

Students may approach the ICC if they experience or witness situations such as:


• Unwanted physical contact, advances, or gestures.

• Inappropriate, sexual, or offensive comments, messages, jokes, or conversations.

• Unwelcome sharing or display of sexual content, images, videos, or messages.

• Repeated unwanted requests for dates, meetings, or personal/sexual interaction.

• Any form of sexual harassment, whether in person or through digital platforms such as WhatsApp, email, social media, or other online spaces.

• Any behaviour that creates a hostile, intimidating, humiliating, or uncomfortable environment related to sexual or gender-based conduct.


You can approach the ICC if the incident happens within the campus or in connection with college-related activities, including academic events, field visits, internships, trips, or online interactions related to the institution.

If you ever feel unsafe in the area around the college or while travelling to or from the college, and you are uncomfortable or unable to share the details with someone else, you are also welcome to approach the ICC or a designated college authority for guidance and support.


Important Support & Emergency Contacts


• Emergency – Police / Fire / Ambulance: 112

Use 112 when you are in immediate danger or require emergency assistance.


• Women Helpline: 181

A 24-hour toll-free helpline for women seeking support or assistance in situations involving violence or distress.


National Commission for Women (NCW): 14490

The NCW's current 24×7 Women Helpline provides support and facilitates assistance for women affected by violence.


• Cyber Crime Helpline: 1930

For reporting cybercrime, including online harassment, cyberbullying, online abuse and financial cyber fraud.


National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal: cybercrime.gov.in

Students can report cybercrime online, including crimes involving social media and online harassment, with special provisions relating to women and children.


•Child Helpline: 1098

For children and young people requiring protection or assistance.


If you are unsure whether your concern falls under the ICC, you can still reach out for guidance. You do not have to deal with a difficult or uncomfortable situation alone.


Your concerns will be handled with sensitivity, dignity and confidentiality, in accordance with applicable institutional policies and regulations.


Please save these numbers in your phone. You never know when you or someone around you may need them.


Regards,

Internal Complaints Committee

Prof. Sunita Arora (Convenor)- 9999968377

Dr. Vandana Gambhir- 8447777881

Dr. Priyanka- 9311014888


ICC Report 2024-25

ICC report 2023-24

Phone : 9818022291

Result for Internal Complaint Committee Election 2024-25

Handbook on Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace

Report of the Internal Complaint Committee 2021