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Bombay HC pulls up BMC for its 'uncooperative and insensitive' approach in providing toilets to Mumbai slum

A division bench of justices M S Sonak and Kamal Khata directed BMC to provide temporary toilets in the slum area within 15 days and build permanent additional blocks in three months

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Bombay High Court. File Pic

Bombay High Court. File Pic

The Bombay High Court has deprecated the BMC's "uncooperative and insensitive" approach towards providing additional toilets in a slum area in suburban Mumbai and said the civic body had a constitutional obligation, reported news agency PTI.

A division bench of justices M S Sonak and Kamal Khata directed BMC to provide temporary toilets in the slum area within 15 days and build permanent additional blocks in three months. 

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