Students reduced the price of food at Jobi TSC

Jagannath University TSC food price has been re-fixed and price list published. In this Food prices have come down significantly. On Wednesday (September 4), the general students of the university decided this price through discussions with the traders, TSC reform representatives said.

It can be seen in the price list that the price of color tea has been reduced by 2 taka from the previous price to 6 taka, milk tea has been reduced by 2 taka to 8 taka, cake has been reduced by 5 taka to 10 taka, bread has been reduced by 5 taka to 10 taka, banana is 10 taka, butter bun is 20 taka, singara 5 taka, pakora 5 taka, suma 10 taka, vegetable roll 10 taka, chicken roll reduced by 5 taka to 25 taka, egg chop 10 taka, sandwich 5 taka reduced to 30 taka and egg jali reduced by 5 taka from the previous price to 20 taka. money

Besides, there has been a significant change in the price list of breakfast items. Each parota is 6 taka, dal or bhaji 10 taka, fried egg 20 taka, egg khichuri 30 taka.

The price of lunch has been fixed at Tk 50 for rice, fish and pulses, Tk 50 for rice, chicken and pulses, Tk 20 for rice, bharta and pulses, Tk 30 for rice, eggs and pulses and Tk 40 for rice, gila liver and pulses.

In this regard, Sohag Hossain, a student of the 15th batch of Islamic Studies Department of the university and a member of the TSC reform committee, said, “We have decided this price list after discussing with the traders. We are working to increase the quality of food for the students and keep the price at a bearable level. The traders have agreed with this price list and They have promised us that they will sell the food at this fixed price while maintaining the quality of the food.”

Incidentally, a total of 5 development and reformation committees were formed in the university on September 2, one of which is the TSC and cafeteria reformation committee. It is known that the price of TSC food has been reduced on the initiative of that committee.

Earlier, a group of students of the university reduced the prices without consulting the TSC shopkeepers for their own interests and demanded the change of the TSC shops. The shopkeepers closed the shop the next day in protest. Besides, some students have been accused of vandalizing the nearby Arambagh hotel. Later, Jagannath University reform representatives brought order among the shopkeepers by forming committees.