New Delhi, Aug. 25 -- The protective fencing around the Sabz Burj monument in Nizamuddin has remained broken in two places for over nine months, leaving the site vulnerable to trespassing and potential damage. Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) officials, meanwhile, said they expect to finish repairs within a month. During a visit to the ASI-protected monument on Monday, HT found that metal fencing around the monument in two places, facing Humayun's Tomb, was severely damaged or entirely missing. Additionally, a portion of the fencing facing Lodi Road was broken, with metal bars either absent or damaged. In both sections, the ground supporting the fence was fractured and surrounded by rubble. An ASI official, requesting anonymity, told HT...