It's a one man's passion to ease sufferings and lives of the 'Dhobi's' (washermen) community. The River Musi was swelling to its brim in frequent floods. The washermen swept away by the full River Musi was tragic sight and Nawab Muhammad Tipu Khan Bahadur constructed Tipu Khan Bridge to save lives and ease sufferings of the poor washermen community.
(Wajahat Ahmed Khan, the great-grandson of Nawab Tipu Khan Bahadur (the builder of the Tipu Khan Bridge in Hyderabad, India), is indeed an equestrian professional. He is a passionate horse rider and actively participates in equestrian sports. Wajahat is a life member of both the Equestrian Federation of India (EFI) and the Telangana State Equestrian Association (TSEA). His involvement in the sport reflects a family legacy tied to horsemanship, as his great-grandfather was a renowned horseman who taught horse riding to the Nizam-ul-Mulk, Asaf Jah VI, Nawab Mir Mahboob Ali Khan, Nizam of Hyderabad and was considered one of the greatest Equestrians of his time in India).
