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Mid-Day Exclusive: 'BKC Road' railway station demanded to improve Bandra-Kurla Complex connectivit
Updated On: 02 August, 2026 02:26 PM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. Aklekar
A demand to build a new suburban railway station named 'BKC Road' between Sion and Kurla on Mumbai's Central Railway main line is drawing attention as a cost-effective solution to improve connectivity to Bandra-Kurla Complex. The idea, put forward by a Gen Z transport enthusiast, aims to ease daily commutes for thousands of office-goers

The foot overbridge at the Futian Port border, a 240-metre-long pedestrian structure connecting Shenzhen and Hong Kong, which is Narkar’s source of inspiration. Pics/By Special Arrangement
As planners continue to debate long-term solutions to improve public transport connectivity to the Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC), the city’s premier business district, a simple-yet-unconventional idea is gaining attention — a new suburban railway station between Kurla and Sion called ‘BKC Road’. Studied and suggested by a Gen Z transport buff, the station could come up on the Central Railway main line between Sion and Kurla suburban railway stations, serving thousands of office-goers headed to BKC every day.
“BKC is so close that train passengers can see it when travelling between Sion and Kurla, yet the approaches from Sion and Kurla stations are not just complex, but inaccessible by road. Winding lanes, dishonest auto drivers, and buses that don’t come... Just build a station between Sion and Kurla, and it will be next door. It will be a mega victory for public transport,” commuter Viresh Narkar said.




