Internal Complaints

Committee

The rights of all women working or visiting any workplace, in any capacity, are protected under this Act.

Internal Complaints Committee

University Of Delhi, India

It Is Mandated By Law That Every Employer Must Constitute An Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) At Each Office Or Branch With 10 Or More Employees, For Redressal Of Complaints Regarding Sexual Harassment Of Women At The Workplace. Lays Down Procedures And Defines Various Aspects Of Sexual Harassment, Including The Aggrieved Victim, Who Could Be A Woman "Of Any Age Whether Employed Or Not", Who "Alleges To Have Been Subjected To Any Act Of Sexual Harassment".

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The , University Of Delhi

Has A Zero-Tolerance Policy Regarding Sexual Harassment Of Women (Students, Faculty As Well As The Non-Teaching Staff) At .

The Sexual Harassment Of Women At Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition And Redressal) Act, 2013 (Also Known As The PoSH Act) Was Passed By The Ministry Of Women And Child Development, India In 2013.

The PoSH Act Has Been Enacted With The Objective Of Preventing And Protecting Women Against Workplace Sexual Harassment And To Ensure Effective Redress Of Complaints Of Sexual Harassment. The Statute Aims At Providing Every Woman A Safe, Secure And Dignified Working Environment, Free From All Forms Of Sexual Harassment.

University Of Delhi Issued Notification No. Estab.II (1)/27/ACC/2006/ Dated 9 January 2014 Declaring That The Provisions Of The PoSH Act Supersede The University Ordinance XV-D. Further, Notification No. Estab.II (I)/027/ACC/2006 Dated 16 January 2014; The University Of Delhi Constituted Its Own Internal Complaints Committee As Required Under The Act.

The University Also Directed All Colleges/ Institutions Under It To Constitute Their Own Internal Complaints Committees. In A Notification Dated 2 May 2016, The University Grants Commission Gave Detailed Regulations For The Implementation Of The PoSH Act Within The Campus.

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Definition

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What Is Sexual Harassment

Sexual Harassment Means Any Unwanted Conduct With Sexual Undertones If It Occurs Or Which Is Persistent And Which Demeans, Humiliates Or Creates A Hostile And Intimidating Environment Or Induces Submission By Actual Or Threatened Adverse Consequences And Includes Any One Or More Or All Of The Following Unwelcome Acts Or Behavior (Whether Directly Or By Implication), Namely

Any Unwelcome Physical, Verbal Or Non-Verbal Conduct Of Sexual Nature

Physical Contact And Advances

Showing Pornography

Demand Or Request For Sexual Favors

Making Sexually Coloured Remarks

Circumstances Leading To Sexual Harassment

Anyone (Or More Than One) Of The Following Circumstances, If It Occurs Or Is Present In Relation Or Connected With Any

Behavior That Has Explicit Or Implicit Sexual Undertones

Creating An Intimidating Offensive Or Hostile Learning Environment.

Implied Or Explicit Threat Of Detrimental Treatment In The Conduct Of Work.

Implied Or Explicit Promise Of Preferential Treatment As Quid Pro Quo For Sexual Favors.

Implied Or Explicit Threat About The Present Or Future Status Of The Person Connected.

ICC

Members of ICC

The ICC At Comprises Of The Following Members For Three Years With Effect From September 2025.

Dr. Abhilasha, Assistant Professor

Chairperson, ICC

Ms. Niyati Sharma, Advocate, High Court Of Delhi, India

Legal Advisor Member, ICC

Ms. Anita, Section Officer

Member, ICC

Dr. Priyanka, Assistant Professor

Chairperson, ICC

Ms. Geeta Kapoor, Section Officer

Member, ICC

Sh. Rahul Dev Ambedkar, Assistant Professor

Member, ICC

Students Representatives For The Period 2024-2025

Mr. Maheep Singh, Student B.Com

Student Rep, ICC

Ms. Sanya Arora, Student BMS

Student Rep, ICC

Mr. Kuldeep Singh Raghuwanshi, B.Com

Student Rep, ICC
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Filing Complaint

Any Woman Employee Or Female Student (Hereinafter Mentioned As The 'COMPLAINANT') Shall Have The Right To File A Complaint Concerning Sexual Harassment Against A Male Student/Employee /Faculty/Administrative Staff/Any Of The Members Of The Committee

How to File a Complaint

Offenses Related To Sexual Harassment

The Complaint Needs To Be Filed In Writing Within A Period Of 3 Months From The Date Of Incident. In Case Of A Series Of Incidents, The Case Shall Be Filed Within A Period Of 3 Months From The Date Of Last Incident. It Should Be Addressed To The Chairperson, ICC.

The Written Complaint Should Contain A Description Of Each Incident(S). It Should Include Relevant Dates, Timings And Locations; Name Of The Respondent(S); And The Working Relationship Between The Parties. Any Member Of The ICC Can Provide Assistance In Writing Of The Complaint If The Complainant Seeks It For Any Reason.

Complaint Process

Any complaint in writing must be signed by The COMPLAINANT. The complainant shall be afforded full secrecy at each stage of the process

Important Reference Documents

Links for important documents such as Act, Handbook, Policies etc. are provided below for viewing and download. A complainant may go through these for clarity about the provisions, process and rights under POSH Act.

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Important Notices

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Contact ICC for Help

Any Woman Working Or Visiting , Who Faces Sexual Harassment Or Humiliation Within The Jurisdiction Of , May Approach ICC For Registering Of The Grievance And Its Redressal.

Complaints Have To Be In Written Form And Can Be Forwarded Through The E-Mail Contact Given Below:

» ICC Help Line
icchelp@dusol.ac.in

In case the complainant wishes to submit a handwritten complaint, the same may be sent to the following address:

The Chairperson ICC, School of Open Learning 5 Cavalry Lane, Delhi-110007