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Police dismiss controversial scribbles in St Stephen’s chapel as rumour

An ‘Om’ symbol along with the words ‘I’m going to hell’ was also found on the cross situated behind the chapel on Friday.

Updated on: May 5, 2018, 22:35:11 IST
Press Trust of India, New Delhi | By
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The Delhi Police on Saturday dismissed as “rumours” the controversial quotes written on the door of a chapel at Delhi University’s St Stephen’s college.

A view of St Stephen's college at Delhi University in New Delhi. (HT FIle Photo)
A view of St Stephen's college at Delhi University in New Delhi. (HT FIle Photo)

Students union president Sai Aashirwaad earlier said inflammatory quotes like ‘Mandir Yahi Banega’ were found written on the chapel’s main door, while an ‘Om’ symbol along with the words ‘I’m going to hell’ was found on the cross behind the chapel on Friday.

“The messages, however, were cleared today,” he said.

The Delhi Police said no such incident had taken place.

The college administration had announced preparatory holidays for students from April 28, with only those having practical exams attending the college.

Principal John Varghese was unavailable for comments.

(This copy has been updated with the latest police version.)

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