Shree Delhi Gujarati Samaj

I came to Shri Delhi Gujarati Samaj because my exam was on Sunday and the centre was very close. The accommodation was good, better than I expected. The place was nearly full when I booked, but luckily my family and I got a dormitory room. After freshening up and eating, I asked a worker where I could study. They said I could use the library, enter my name, and sit there to read. The dormitory was crowded, so I went looking for a quiet spot. There were only three people in the library, including the librarian or person in charge. I found a corner seat, unpacked my bag, and was about to study. Then he asked if I was reading my own books. When I said yes, he told me I had to borrow one of the library's books, mostly Gujarati titles, to sit there. I politely explained that my exam was Sunday and I wanted to study my own books for a while, but he wouldn’t let me. He said I should study in the dormitory since I had booked a dorm room. I didn’t argue, just left quietly. They should let at least exam students sit there. There are resources, so why not let people use the library for at least some time?