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It’s been six months since Kharkopar station opened, yet only one part of the public toilet is functional — a glaring example of civic apathy. For daily commuters, especially women and senior citizens, this isn’t just an inconvenience; it’s an insult. Authorities boast about infrastructure development, but forget the dignity of the very people who use it. What’s the point of a swanky new station if essential needs are ignored? This delay reflects poor planning and a lack of accountability. It’s time officials stop passing the buck and open a fully operational toilet — immediately and responsibly.
Manoj Maurya, Resident, Sector-17, Ulwe
