Construction in Historical Fort Worried Activist

  • | Tuesday | 15th January, 2019

Construction in Historical Fort Worried ActivistThe proposed permanent toilets for tourists near Darbar Hall in the Golconda Fort has got the Heritage activists worried. and Dr Mohammed Safiullah visited the site and inspected the holes.Photo:LaeeqThe proposed permanent toilets for tourists near Darbar Hall in the Golconda Fort has got the Heritage activists worried. and Dr Mohammed Safiullah visited the site and inspected the holes.Photo:Laeeq The proposed permanent toilets for tourists near Darbar Hall in the Golconda Fort has got the Heritage activists worried. and Dr Mohammed Safiullah visited the site and inspected the holes.Photo:LaeeqTopics:Golconda fort The activists have expressed their doubts on the construction of those toilets.They demanded that the authorities of the Archaeological Survey of India should reconsider this idea as it has raised many questions.Professor Osmania University, Mr Hashmath Ali, Mr Saroj Ahmed, Convenor Intach, Hyderabad Chapter, Ms P. Anuradha, Dr Lubna Sarwath, Dr Athar Ali Asst.

Construction in Historical Fort Worried Activist The proposed permanent toilets for tourists near Darbar Hall in the Golconda Fort has got the Heritage activists worried. The activists have expressed their doubts on the construction of those toilets.They demanded that the authorities of the Archaeological Survey of India should reconsider this idea as it has raised many questions.Professor Osmania University, Mr Hashmath Ali, Mr Saroj Ahmed, Convenor Intach, Hyderabad Chapter, Ms P. Anuradha, Dr Lubna Sarwath, Dr Athar Ali Asst. and Dr Mohammed Safiullah visited the site and inspected the holes.Photo:Laeeq The proposed permanent toilets for tourists near Darbar Hall in the Golconda Fort has got the Heritage activists worried. The activists have expressed their doubts on the construction of those toilets.They demanded that the authorities of the Archaeological Survey of India should reconsider this idea as it has raised many questions.Professor Osmania University, Mr Hashmath Ali, Mr Saroj Ahmed, Convenor Intach, Hyderabad Chapter, Ms P. Anuradha, Dr Lubna Sarwath, Dr Athar Ali Asst. and Dr Mohammed Safiullah visited the site and inspected the holes.Photo:Laeeq The proposed permanent toilets for tourists near Darbar Hall in the Golconda Fort has got the Heritage activists worried. The activists have expressed their doubts on the construction of those toilets.They demanded that the authorities of the Archaeological Survey of India should reconsider this idea as it has raised many questions.Professor Osmania University, Mr Hashmath Ali, Mr Saroj Ahmed, Convenor Intach, Hyderabad Chapter, Ms P. Anuradha, Dr Lubna Sarwath, Dr Athar Ali Asst. and Dr Mohammed Safiullah visited the site and inspected the holes.Photo:Laeeq The proposed permanent toilets for tourists near Darbar Hall in the Golconda Fort has got the Heritage activists worried. The activists have expressed their doubts on the construction of those toilets.They demanded that the authorities of the Archaeological Survey of India should reconsider this idea as it has raised many questions.Professor Osmania University, Mr Hashmath Ali, Mr Saroj Ahmed, Convenor Intach, Hyderabad Chapter, Ms P. Anuradha, Dr Lubna Sarwath, Dr Athar Ali Asst. and Dr Mohammed Safiullah visited the site and inspected the holes.Photo:Laeeq The proposed permanent toilets for tourists near Darbar Hall in the Golconda Fort has got the Heritage activists worried. The activists have expressed their doubts on the construction of those toilets.They demanded that the authorities of the Archaeological Survey of India should reconsider this idea as it has raised many questions.Professor Osmania University, Mr Hashmath Ali, Mr Saroj Ahmed, Convenor Intach, Hyderabad Chapter, Ms P. Anuradha, Dr Lubna Sarwath, Dr Athar Ali Asst. and Dr Mohammed Safiullah visited the site and inspected the holes.Photo:Laeeq The proposed permanent toilets for tourists near Darbar Hall in the Golconda Fort has got the Heritage activists worried. The activists have expressed their doubts on the construction of those toilets.They demanded that the authorities of the Archaeological Survey of India should reconsider this idea as it has raised many questions.Professor Osmania University, Mr Hashmath Ali, Mr Saroj Ahmed, Convenor Intach, Hyderabad Chapter, Ms P. Anuradha, Dr Lubna Sarwath, Dr Athar Ali Asst. and Dr Mohammed Safiullah visited the site and inspected the holes.Photo:Laeeq The proposed permanent toilets for tourists near Darbar Hall in the Golconda Fort has got the Heritage activists worried. The activists have expressed their doubts on the construction of those toilets.They demanded that the authorities of the Archaeological Survey of India should reconsider this idea as it has raised many questions.Professor Osmania University, Mr Hashmath Ali, Mr Saroj Ahmed, Convenor Intach, Hyderabad Chapter, Ms P. Anuradha, Dr Lubna Sarwath, Dr Athar Ali Asst. and Dr Mohammed Safiullah visited the site and inspected the holes.Photo:Laeeq Topics:Golconda fort

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