The mosque built by Babar is situated in which of the following districts of Uttar Pradesh?

The mosque built by Babar is situated in which of the following districts of Uttar Pradesh? Correct Answer Sambhal

Babar, the first Mughal ruler constructed the first Babri Masjid in Sambhal which is to date considered to be a historic monument. He later on made his son Humayun the governor of Sambhal and Humayun in turn passed on the reigns to his son Akbar. Sambhal is said to have flourished under the Akbar rule but subsequently deteriorated in popularity when Akbar’s son Shah Jahan was made the in-charge of the city.
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