Which hydraulic consequence risks the integrity of a Mughal garden's water system when canals experience partial blockage?

💡 Explanation

Uncontrolled water overflow follows local canal blockages given an input feed maintained using an Archimedes screw. The canal's *water table destabilization* increases because the constant water flow, rather than being evenly distributed, leads to flooding at restriction points; therefore, instability results.

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