Updated On: 23 April, 2025 07:29 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. Aklekar
After this paper highlighted issue of toilet blocks flooding entire Ram Mandir station road, WR removes entire lot; almost the entire stretch of the road was now walkable, except for a small patch near Godown 60

The Ram Mandir station access road three years ago, where filthy water from toilets would accumulate; (right) the same stretch after this newspaper shed light on the plight of those using this path, on April 22
After mid-day highlighted the issues posed by make-shift toilet blocks along Ram Mandir railway station road, WR removed all the offending structures. Commuters, on Tuesday, thanked this newspaper for helping resolve the long-standing issue.
Rupak Dhakate, 34, who works as an HR professional at Lotus Corporate Park, said, “Thank you, mid-day, for highlighting this issue. My office is near the station. Every day, I take the access road, alongside thousands of other office-goers. Earlier, there were no toilets along the stretch. Since 2022, many toilets have sprung up. Despite leakage issues, no clean-up happened. Pedestrians had to tread on wet roads where filth from toilets had accumulated, as there is no proper drainage system. Since Friday, the authorities have been acting. Today [Tuesday], all toilets were removed and no office-goers were inconvenienced.”
The Ram Mandir station access road, after mid-day shed light on the plight of pedestrians using this path, on April 22