Pakistan provincial govt to turn Hari Singh Nalwa fort into a museum
Pakistan provincial govt to turn Hari Singh Nalwa fort into a museum
A province in Pakistan turns Hari Singh Nalwa fort into a museum. Pakistan's Pakhtunistan Provincial Government Archaeology Department sent a note to Chief Minister, Mehmood Khan asking him to take control of the fort and open it for the tourists.
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The Haripur district administration has already expressed its readiness to hand over the fort to the Archeology department.
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The fort in Haripur district was named after Hari Singh Nalwa. He was the Commander-in-Chief of the Sikh Khalsa Army. The fort was built over an area of 35,420 square feet in 1822.
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-PTC NEWS
