During a monsoon's peak, which consequence results when a Mughal garden's filtration system experiences blockage?

💡 Explanation

Blocked filters in a Mughal garden's water system cause increased hydrostatic pressure because the water can't drain, exacerbating hydraulic action, potentially leading to terrace structural undermining; therefore, A is correct, rather than the other options which are less directly linked.

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