Mughal-Era Ruins Razed to Make Way for Private Housing

Mughal-era ruins razed to make way for private housing

Following the demolition of a World War I memorial in the capital, the remains of another Mughal-era building have also fallen victim to urban development. The remains of the 16th century historical building were situated roughly 200 meters from the British-era obelisk, at an archaeological site in Rehara village. A few days ago, the World War I memorial that stood here was razed by developers to make way for a private housing society. According…

Mughal-era ruins near Islamabad also razed to make way for private housing

ISLAMABAD: Following the demolition of a World War I memorial in the capital, the remains of another Mughal-era building have also fallen victim to urban development. The remains of the 16th century historical building were situated roughly 200 meters from the British-era obelisk, at an archaeological site in Rehara village. A few days ago, the World War I memorial that stood here was razed by developers to make way for a private housing society…

Mughal-Era Building Demolished in Islamabad for Private Housing Project

The remains of a 16th-century Mughal-era structure located in Rehara village on the outskirts of Islamabad have reportedly been demolished to clear land for a private housing development. The site, believed by experts to date back to the reign of Emperor Akbar, represented a significant yet lesser-known piece of the region’s historical legacy. According to available details, the structure featured a main chamber measuring approximately 8 by 4.5 …