An analytical case study on Pasindu Hirushan’s Fundamental Rights petition and the landmark Supreme Court directives aimed at eradicating ragging and ensuring student protection.
The culture of ragging that has persisted for decades within Sri Lanka’s state universities has raised serious concerns regarding student safety, human rights, and the right to free education. This case study focuses on the horrific incident involving University of Sri Jayewardenepura student Pasindu Hirushan de Silva and the landmark judgment delivered by the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka. The report examines the lessons this case offers on eliminating ragging, strengthening university accountability, and protecting the fundamental rights of students.
