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The term used for the fortified area in Harappan cities is “Citadel.” The citadel was a raised platform that housed important structures, including granaries, public baths, and administrative buildings, serving both a religious and protective function. Its strategic elevation and fortifications reflect the sophisticated urban planning of the Indus Valley Civilization, emphasizing their advanced engineering skills and the significance of centralized authority in these ancient cities.
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The citadel in Harappan cities was a fortified area likely reserved for the elite, containing important structures such as granaries, public baths, and administrative buildings. Elevated and walled, the citadel served as both a protective and administrative center, reflecting the social hierarchy and urban organization of the Indus Valley Civilization. Its strategic location highlights the significance of this area for governance and religious or communal activities. Therefore option 2 is correct.
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