Controversy erupts after public toilet near Patan high school demolished overnight
Corporator demands probe into demolition carried out without administrative approval
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
6 November 2026, 3:12 am · Updated 3:22 am · 1 min read
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A controversy has emerged in Patan city after a public toilet belonging to the Patan Municipality, located near V.K. Bhula High School, was demolished overnight. Expressing anger over the matter, Corporator Bharat Bhatia alleged that the toilet was demolished without the approval of any competent authority, administrative resolution, or legal process.
According to a report by Sandesh, Bharat Bhatia has written to the Regional Commissioner, the President of Patan Municipality, and the Chief Officer demanding an investigation into the matter. He stated that there is constant movement of students and other people in this area. With the sudden destruction of the toilet, a situation has arisen where people are forced to urinate in public, raising concerns regarding sanitation and the dignity of women.
The Corporator further demanded that if any written order, administrative approval, or resolution was passed by the Municipality to demolish this toilet, it should be investigated. He also drew attention to the need for alternative arrangements in the public interest.
V.K. Bhula High School is located in an important area of Patan city, where a large number of students frequently commute.
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