Western Railway Removes 28 Encroachments At Ram Mandir
Western Railway clears land for expansion, removes 28 encroachments at Ram Mandir station.

Western Railway has removed 28 encroachments from its land on the eastern side of Ram Mandir station.
This demolition drive was carried out with support from the Railway Protection Force, city police, and other railway departments.
The action is part of the railway's efforts to clear land required for infrastructure projects aimed at improving the capacity of Mumbai's suburban rail network.
The Borivali–Virar fifth and sixth line project is aimed at expanding the capacity of the suburban railway network on the Western Railway corridor.
A railway official said inspections are also underway at other sensitive locations in Mumbai and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region to identify encroachments on railway land.
Frequently asked questions
Why were encroachments removed at Ram Mandir station?
The encroachments were removed to facilitate the expansion of the fifth and sixth railway lines between Borivali and Virar.
What is the purpose of the Borivali–Virar line expansion?
The expansion is aimed at improving the capacity of the suburban railway network on the Western Railway corridor.





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