'Right To Pee': Nagpur Citizen's Forum Protest Demanding More Public Toilets For Women — IN PICS

The Nagpur Citizen's Forum staged a protest on Sunday demanding to increase the number of clean and safe public toilets for women. Here is a look at what happened.

Excerpt: The Nagpur Citizen's Forum staged a protest on Sunday demanding to increase the number of clean and safe public toilets for women. Here is a look at what happened.

The Nagpur Citizen's Forum held a protest asking to build more safe and clean public toilets for women. (Image: ANI)

On December 30, 2021, the Nagpur Citizen's Forum launched the "Right To Pee" campaign with specific demands to develop more number of safer, cleaner and free public washrooms for the people. (Image: ANI)

Members of the forum visited and examined the situation at different public toilets in the city as part of their ongoing campaign. (Image: ANI)

Members of the forum raised slogans demanding better and more hygienic urinal facilities for women in public places. (Image: ANI)

Advocate and women's rights activist Smita Singhalkar said, "The lack of adequate public toilets is a matter of concern." She added that women and girls are compelled to use other people's private washrooms. Singhalkar said this could lead to an increase in crimes against women. (Image: ANI)