Which of the following pair regarding monument – location is correct? I. Golconda Fort – Rajasthan II. Bharatpur Fort – Telangana
Neither I nor II
The question asks which monument-location pairing is correctly matched, given two statements.
Statement I claims Golconda Fort is in Rajasthan, but Golconda Fort actually stands near Hyderabad in Telangana, famous for its acoustics, fortifications and links to the Qutb Shahi dynasty and the diamond trade, so I is wrong.
Statement II claims Bharatpur Fort is in Telangana, but the Bharatpur (Lohagarh) Fort is located in Bharatpur, Rajasthan, and was built by the Jat rulers, so II is wrong.
In effect, the two states have simply been swapped between the monuments: Golconda belongs to Telangana and Bharatpur to Rajasthan.
Since both statements pair the monument with the wrong state, neither of them can be counted as correct.
Options 'Only I', 'Only II' and 'Both I and II' are therefore ruled out by the incorrect locations in both statements.
Hence the correct answer is Neither I nor II.
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