MUMBAI, June 27 -- One fine day, you walk to the bus stop you've used for years and discover that it's set to disappear. That is, in the words of Juhu Koliwada residents, what is happening with the local bus stop where thousands have boarded and alighted from buses over the decades. On Tuesday, commuters were confronted with a BEST notice pasted at the bus stop that it was being relocated, and any objections had to be submitted to the Santacruz depot manager within 15 days. However, there was no mention of why the bus stop was being shifted or where it would be relocated. "This bus stop has seen three generations of my family. My father used to take a bus from here to go to school and now my daughter uses it to take a bus to her classes," said Anish Gawde, president of the Juhu Tara Koli Jamaat, which represents around 2,500 residents of the Koli community. "Hundreds of commuters depend on this stop-not just people from Koliwada, but also residents of Mangalwadi and Bhaiyawadi. You cannot suddenly put up a notice out of the blue and say the stop is being shifted somewhere else without any explanation." Gawde said the community would launch a mass campaign, both online and offline, to oppose the relocation and file formal objections to ensure that the bus stop stayed where it was. The issue has also sparked speculation among locals because the proposed relocation comes at a time when a new premium residential development, Vaswani Seascape, is being constructed adjacent to the bus stop. Residents say the lack of information is fuelling suspicion. Repeated calls and texts to BEST PRO Sucheta Utale on why the bus stop was being shifted and where went answered....