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Student take Central Railway to Lok Adalat and win
Updated On: 18 February, 2019 11:23 AM IST | Mumbai | Chaitraly Deshmukh
Three law students move petition in Lok Adalat over filthy Pune station, resulting in ruling for more toilets and cleaner premises

The damaged tiles at Pune Junction Railway Station and The broken chairs were among the damaged facilities at the station
Three Pune-based law students who took the Central Railway's Pune division to the Permanent Lok Adalat over the unhygienic premises of Pune railway station, have won their fight. The railways have been ordered to clean up the station premises at the earliest. The students, Devaangini Telang, 20, Shruti Topkar, 20, and Nikhil Joglekar, 23, are pursuing law from the Marathwada Mitra Mandal's Shankarrao Chavan Law College.
The railways have now been ordered to provide enough toilets on every platform and maintain cleanliness and safety on a regular basis. Lok Adalat Chairman Sudhir J Kale also directed that the platform, railway tracks and foot overbridges be kept clean.


