Which risk increases with reduced desilting of mughal garden canals?

💡 Explanation

Increased scouring increases because decreased desilting reduces capacity, increasing flow velocity; therefore, erosion risk increases, rather than flow reduction. Flow decrease affects fountain height, but scouring directly threatens foundations, a more relevant physical impact.

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