“Mayhem happened at #GargiCollege today and literally no one is talking about it. Our girls were assaulted by drunk men. Amplify, take it to right channels please. @richa_singh @iamrana @abhisar_sharma @aaqibrk @hussainhaidry @tanwer_m,” the post said.

Kulshreshtha’s Twitter bio says, “I am Jamia-JNU-AMU”.

While this account was anonymous, several students took to social media platforms including Twitter and Instagram complaining of being groped and molested on the last day of the college’s annual festival, Reverie.

Students also talked to the media.

News agency IANS quoted an anonymous second year student of political science, as saying, “around 6:30 p.m. on February 6, the field was so massively crowded that there was no space to move. Two of my friends who were accompanying me, they had held my hands so that I don''t get lost in the crowd as there is no cell reception on the field. Suddenly immense pressure came from behind and my hand got jerked off so I lost my friends for the next 10-15 minutes, and in those minutes, I was molested thrice."

The agency quoted the college principal, Promila Kumar, who has been accused of not taking the matter seriously, as saying, "We had a huge security arrangement, including police, bouncers and even commandos along with the teaching and non-teaching staff, on duty. No one came to us and reported any such incident. We were taking rounds in the crowd. However, there is no doubt that it was very crowded. We were very vigilant but we couldn''t see anything of this sort."

Later however the college principal gave e a complaint to the police about the alleged harassment.

The police booked unidentified people for trespassing, assault and harassment. An Indian Express report published on 11 February said that the police recovered footage from 32 CCTVs.

Footage shows some men entering campus along with some girls after showing passes, while some others entered illegally in the presence of college staff but were not stopped, the Express report said.

The report further said that the footage shows that around 4.30 pm, some people climbed atop the caterer’s car parked outside the main gate and jumped into the college.

“While CCTVs were installed at the gate and the entryway to the festival, police said they have not found footage to corroborate the allegations of students,” the Express report said.

So far, the police have arrested 12 men in the case. The police say they are between 18 and 25 years of age.

As per a report by The Times of India published today, two fresh arrests are of a 19-year-old call centre employee and a 22-year-old graduate preparing for a competitive examination. Among the ten arrested earlier, six are from DU itself and two from technical universities in Noida. The remaining two are former Delhi University students.

The Times report says that as per the police, no woman at the college has come forward and submitted an individual complaint about the harassment yet.

The newspaper has quoted “a police officer privy to the investigation” as saying, “Our team, including women officers, visited the college. But so far no student has given an account of her ordeal. For more accused to be identified and to take the case to its logical conclusion, the statements of the victims are required. The case has been registered on the basis of the complaint of the college principal.”

A 10 February report by CNN.com said that a statement issued by the college’s General Body of Students said that "thousands" of men jumped the gates of the university.

"Men stood in gangs and ogled at women, groped them, tried to feel them up, pushed them, and touched them throughout the concert," the statement read.

The CNN.com report did not mention any claims of Jai Shri Ram slogans or bhagwa flags.