Kolkata Metro Plans Dismantling of Kavi Subhash Station Amid Structural Concerns

Kolkata Metro has announced the partial dismantling of Kavi Subhash station after cracks appeared on some columns due to heavy rainfall. The station, part of the Blue Line's southern terminal, will undergo repair work for nine months. Services will operate from Shahid Khudiram to Dakshineswar during this period.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Kolkata | Updated: 30-07-2025 22:47 IST | Created: 30-07-2025 22:47 IST
Kolkata Metro Plans Dismantling of Kavi Subhash Station Amid Structural Concerns
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The Kolkata Metro has initiated plans to demolish sections of the Kavi Subhash station, following the appearance of cracks on the Up line platform columns, attributed to foundation subsidence after recent heavy rains.

A Metro spokesperson revealed that the station will be partly dismantled, with services now confined between Shahid Khudiram and Dakshineswar stations. The repair work is expected to be completed within nine months.

This decision marks the first instance of a station being dismantled in the history of Kolkata Metro due to structural issues, highlighting the challenges faced in maintaining the transportation infrastructure amid adverse weather conditions.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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