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Things had started to fall apart towards the end of YSR's tenure as well. The issue is extreme growth and the administration becoming very bureaucratic eventually. I know the countless emails I had written to Lokesh & others to get reading room & library infra issues fixed. Especially after the President's visit, when they had ripped apart the entire reading room to hold their meetings/dinners(?) and did a lot of goof ups when reinstalling things back.
Bureaucratic approach is the issue. Leads to /r/notmyjob kind of situations.
Otherwise, though, fully agreed. It's shameful that this is happening. Remember when Naveen said "take your money back and leave if you have such an issue" during an open-house? That attitude has trickled down completely. People misunderstood that the gherao of VC was over WiFi. It was over institutional apathy. Ignorance of all grievances by students.
The administration needs to be held accountable for such troubles to go away. I personally feel Sahni's exit was a step in the right direction re. fixing the admin. issues. It's not sufficient by any measure though.
inb4 'oh jindal students are so entitled' comments. Paying for the infrastructure — yes, literally entitled to it but being denied. Nothing wrong with it.
Surely, the amount of fee charged to us is not commensurate to the sort or pathetic, government college like services we get.
Registrar’s apathy has really got us a bad name in the press and disrepute to the university.
Source:
https://www.barandbench.com/amp/story/Law-School/exploding-acs-collapsing-ceilings-jindal-global-university-shuts-down-for-a-week