"After we got to know about the notice, we talked to the VC and deputy registrar about finding a viable solution. Next meeting is due in July. It's part of JNU culture and a centre of all kinds of activities from academics to campus politics," said Sarfaraz, joint secretary of JNUSU. The students' union has strongly opposed the move and proposed a 'progressive shop allotment policy' in the campus.
The last notice was served to the owner of this eating joint, Sushil Rathi, on May 29, and he was given time until June 7 to evict. Rathi wants the shop to be transferred in the name of one Bharat Tomar. The shop was allotted to Tomar's mother who died in January 2012. Rathi is now a worried man, staring at a bleak future.
"I used to take breaks from my late night studies and come here for a coffee and bun-omelettes. This place is a crucial part of JNU's ecosystem. It will be a great loss for all of us. I wish it never happens," said Lokesh Jangid, said a former student who secured 68th rank in civil services exam.
"I visit this joint almost everyday as it is the only place near my hostel and it provides cost-effective food. It is also a place where we discuss and prepare our subjects. I oppose the move to shut it down," said Sonali Maurya, an MPhil student and a boarder of Ganga hostel.
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