Delhi's Lodhi-era tombs buried in urban squalor

Four 15th-century Lodhi-era tombs in Delhi's Zamrudpur village, listed as Grade 1 heritage buildings, are being used as garbage dumps, cattle sheds, and storehouses. The monuments, built by Afghan noble Zamrud Khan, are walled off by unplanned houses and neglected by authorities, highlighting the clash between heritage preservation and urban expansion.