Hygienic public toilets are part of the right to life, the Delhi High Court has said, and it now wants social work students to make surprise checks on the facilities run by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. New Delhi: Saying that the right to access hygienic public toilets includes the right to life, the Delhi […]
The Delhi High Court has ordered a government-empanelled audit of public toilets following a petition from Jan Sewa Welfare Society. The aim is to ensure clean, well-maintained facilities with water and electricity supply. The court emphasized the need for accountability and a functional grievance redressal platform for unhygienic toilets. This directive follows earlier instructions for maintaining cleanliness and implementing a complaint reporting system for public toilets.
