A stepwell believed to be 150 years old, along with a tunnel was discovered during an anti-encroachment drive in Sambhal. A local historian said, "The underground chambers and tunnel might have been critical for the safety of revolutionaries during the rebellion."

Sambhal A stepwell, approximately 125 to 150 years old and covering an area of 400 square metres, was unearthed during excavation in the Laxman Ganj area of Chandausi, an official. Excavation at the site began on Saturday,

According to local sources, the stepwell was constructed during the reign of the maternal grandfather of the king of Bilari.

After the reopening of the Shiv-Hanuman temple in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal district, over a century-old stepwell has now been unearthed in the Chandausi area of the district. Sambhal District Magistrate Rajendra Pensiya on Sunday (22 December) confirmed the discovery of a 400-square-meter 'baoli' in the region.

As per the Sambhal District Magistrate, the structure seems to be over 150 years and is covered in mud. The excavation was started after the matter was brought into the attention of officials during a public meeting on Saturday.

A 150-year-old stepwell and a possible escape tunnel from the 1857 rebellion were unearthed during an anti-encroachment drive near a dilapidated templ

Excavation work is being carried out in Sambhal’s Chandausi area in Uttar Pradesh on2. A stepwell was discovered during the excavation. “As soon as we found out that there is a stepwell here, we started digging work

A 150-year-old stepwell, potentially linked to the 1857 uprising via a discovered tunnel, is being excavated in Sambhal's Laxman Ganj. Officials are i

Earlier, a Shiv-Hanuman temple was reopened in Sambhal after authorities said that they "stumbled" upon the covered structure during an anti-encroachment drive. The locals said that the reopened temple was closed since 1978 riots.