From which station in South Africa Gandhi was out of the train?

Question: From which station in South Africa Gandhi was out of the train? 

Mahatma Gandhi was actually thrown off the train at the Pietermaritzburg Railway Station in South Africa. The incident took place on June 7, 1893, when Gandhi, who was then a young lawyer, was traveling from Durban to Pretoria. He had purchased a first-class ticket, but due to his Indian heritage, he was ordered to move from the first-class compartment to the third-class compartment. Gandhi refused to comply with the racially discriminatory segregation and chose to be forcibly removed from the train at Pietermaritzburg Station. This incident marked a significant turning point in Gandhi's life, inspiring him to fight for social justice and equality, becoming a key figure in the struggle for India's independence from British rule.