Could you describe the living conditions in the Chavadi where Amir Shakkar was instructed to stay?

The Chavadi was in a state of extreme disrepair and discomfort. Chapter 22 describes the building, originally built by Malik Ambar, as old and dilapidated. It was a place where lizards, scorpions, and even lepers resided freely. The text mentions that the back part was filled with garbage, there were seventeen knee-deep holes, and the ground was uneven and damp. The environment was a chaotic mix of wind and cold, with rain leaking from above. These harsh conditions made Amir miserable, but he had to endure this 'pilgrimage of a lifetime' based on Baba's unarguable command.