Which problem results from over-irrigation of Mughal garden stepped wells?

💡 Explanation

Over-irrigation pulls salts to the surface via capillary action; therefore, salinization increases because this process causes accumulation on the soil surface. Rather than directly affecting materials or water access, this changes the land itself.

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