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English: Afzal Darwaza was constructed over the Naya Pul/Afzal Ganj Bridge in the name and era of Afzaluddawlah (1857–1869), in 1861, this arched city gate was surmounted with a clock tower. In 1954, the new government bulldozed the Afzal Darwaza supposedly to improve traffic conditions
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