Agham Kot is located in Badin District, Sindh, Pakistan. It is a ruined city and has a fort of Agham Lohana. Agham Kot is named after Agham Lohana. 

The ruined city and the nearby remains of forts are in ruins and broken down. If we could help maintaining such sites for cultural history, less degradation of Agham Kot will take place. 

It is very heartbreaking to see that Agham Kot having such cultural history and ruined forts is not being well maintained by the Pakistani Government or any other organisation such as UNESCO World Heritage Center, whereas many other nearby locations with forts,  historical architecture and cultural history such as Rani Kot in Sindh, Pakistan are being maintained by UNESCO World Heritage Centre and the Pakistani Government.

Agham Kot is the last remaining forts and places of significant history of the Lohanas, who are a tribe. Agham Lohana belonged to this tribe and was a chief. He built a fort and it is now located in the place known as Agham Kot. The Lohanas are a tribe who are Kshatriyas. The preservation and maintenance of Agham Kot helps in preserving the culture, historical architecture, and rich history of the Lohanas, not only that it also preserves the whole of Pakistani History as a whole. 

Aham Kot and its forts founded by Agham Lohana are the last remaining forts and places of influence of the Lohanas as rulers.

If Agham Kot and the nearby ruins of forts and other culturally significant monuments nearby are preserved and well maintained it would let the Lohanas cherish their last fort and place of cultural history as rulers during medieval periods. Once again if this place is well maintained it could be a new cultural history hotspot and benefit Pakistan and its state of Sindh, since people within the country and outside the country will visit such culturally rich and significant locations thus giving Pakistan additional tourism and thus increase in revenue. It could additionally be used by schools, universities and other institutions for research, and studies in history and culture. 

If you care about culture, and historical architecture please take notice of this petition for us to let the Pakistani Government and UNESCO World Heritage Centre to recognise and not undermine such places of culture and history. Hopefully we can bring about a change and preserve and conserve Agham Kot, helping us further cherish historical architecture.