vadodara after raising a stink with its decision to build a lavatory at the entrance of the jewish cemetery good sense prevailed on saturday when the vadodara municipal corporation vmc authorities finally stopped the ongoing project workthey are now scouting for another suitable place to construct the public utility times of india had reported about the issue on fridayvadodara mayor dr jigeesha sheth instructed officials to stop work on the toilet project and that an amicable solution was being worked regarding the toilet sources said that she also discussed the matter with the congress corporator pushpa vaghela on whose suggestion the toilet was being built near the jewish cemetery located in nizampurawhile vaghela was initially insisting on going ahead with its construction as it was a requirement in the area she now has agreed to shifting it elsewheresheth said that she has asked vaghela who is also the local corporator to look for another suitable place for the toilet on a rectification mode vmc has now gone a step further and is also going to construct a protective wall around the cemetery the place is historically significant as the graves here of benne israelis date back to 1850 ad sheth said that work on the wall would begin within a couple of daysan indoisrael cultural centre is also being planned at the site when the vadodaraashkelon twin city pact takes place the indian national trust for art and cultural heritage intach vadodara had also proposed to convert the toilet building into a pavilion of peace and friendship