A monarch’s tomb, a Delhi’s shame: The neglect of Bahlul Lodhi’s resting place

A monarch’s tomb, a Delhi’s shame: The neglect of Bahlul Lodhi’s resting place

Bahlul Lodhi’s tomb in Chirag Dilli, protected by the Archaeological Survey of India, is suffering from urban encroachment and misuse. Despite repairs, parts of the structure have deteriorated. The site is filled with garbage and is used for smoking and drinking. The ASI board warning against misuse has ironically turned into a cycle stand.

​Bahlul Lodhi’s tomb in Chirag Dilli, protected by the Archaeological Survey of India, is suffering from urban encroachment and misuse. Despite repairs, parts of the structure have deteriorated. The site is filled with garbage and is used for smoking and drinking. The ASI board warning against misuse has ironically turned into a cycle stand. 

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