Original sentence: Abbas Sarwani states that he had the older city of Delhi destroyed.Sher Shah Suri is accused by `Abd al-Qadir Bada'uni and other Muslim historians for destroying old cities while founding new ones on their ruins after his own name.Sher Shah is also said to have destroyed Dinpanah, which Humayun was constructing as the "sixth city of Delhi".Shergarh is one of the prime examples, representing a deserted town with a fort in ruins, which, in old times, used to be a thriving place where Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism co-existed peacefully.Tarikh-i-Da'udi states, however, that he destroyed Siri.Tarikh-i-Khan Jahan states that Salim Shah Suri had built a wall around Humayun's imperial city.The new city, Shergarh, built by him, was itself destroyed in 1555 after Humayun re-conquered the territory from the Surs.This can be evidently derived from the various inscriptions found in the area
Edited sentence: He also built the Rohtas Fort on the way.He was the architect of the Grand Trunk Road , connecting Kabul to Chittagong in Bangladesh (he expanded the much older Mauryan era road which still exists today.It is his monetary system of rupiya that we follow and he may have even laid the foundation of the Indian postal service.Sher Shah Suri’s reign was a short chapter in a period dominated by the Mughals, but the greatness of the man is in the fact, that in the 7 years that he was in power, he left a lasting impact