Every woman at MABS, whether a student, faculty member, staff member or visitor, should feel safe on campus and on the way to and from it. If you are in danger right now, call 112.
Helplines, 24 hours a day
- 181Women Helpline (24×7)
- 112Emergency
- 1091Delhi Police women helpline
- +91 78271 70170National Commission for Women
Help on campus
You can speak to any of these people in confidence. They will listen, explain your options and act on your complaint.
| Who | Role | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Prof. (Dr.) Vandana Sharma | Dean Student Welfare; Presiding Officer, Internal Complaints Committee | +91 98108 20316 vandana.sharma@mabs.ac.in |
| Prof. (Dr.) Ravi Kumar Gupta | Director | +91 93556 29130 director@mabs.ac.in |
| Internal Complaints Committee | Hears complaints of sexual harassment | Members and how to complain |
| Anti-Ragging Committee | Girls’ helpline for ragging | +91 98108 20316 · Anti-ragging |
How to report harassment
- On campus: write to the Internal Complaints Committee, use the ICC complaint box, or meet any member in person. Every complaint is kept confidential.
- At the workplace: faculty and staff can also file a complaint on the Government of India’s SHe-Box portal, shebox.wcd.gov.in.
- Online harassment, stalking or fraud: report it on the National Cybercrime Reporting Portal, cybercrime.gov.in. For money lost to online fraud, call 1930 at once.
- Outside MABS: the National Commission for Women takes complaints on its 24×7 helpline, +91 78271 70170, and at ncwwomenhelpline.in.
What MABS does
- An Internal Complaints Committee, chaired by a woman faculty member and with an external member from an NGO, as the law requires.
- Complaints heard in confidence and acted on, under the POSH Act, 2013 and the AICTE regulations of 2016.
- Anti-ragging squads and helplines for every student.
- Awareness sessions on the POSH policy and how to report.
Helpline numbers were checked in October 2026. If a number does not connect, call 112.
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