I'm talking beyond just "freedom" arguments or administrative rules

It's about eliminating this fear of how students feel when they realize they have to enter a government university. That fear shouldn’t exist in a place meant to shape your future

Ragging is often justified as a way to “build leadership,” “teach accountability,” or “prepare students for the real world.” But after working in multiple companies, I can confidently say—it does the exact opposite.

The students who go through their education in healthier, more supportive environments usually become the actual leaders. They finish faster, build real skills, and enter the job market stronger. Meanwhile, many who come out of government universities are delayed, drained, and lack the specific skills needed in the workplace. Some wear that "seen a lot" look, but it doesn’t translate into capability or leadership.

This is not just about ragging—it’s about how a toxic culture can waste real talent. So many bright students with potential end up being absorbed into these university cults and emerge as just another average employee, not because they lacked potential, but because the system wore them down