The BJP wants to know the history of the 'mysterious 22 houses' of the Taj Mahal

The BJP wants to know the history of the 'mysterious 22 houses' of the Taj Mahal

It is said that the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan built many houses in the Taj Mahal, a symbol of love, in Mamtaz's tomb. The '22 houses' under the main mausoleum have remained hidden from public view for ages. This time the ruling party of India BJP has approached the court requesting to open the house. It has also been requested to form an investigation team to find out whether there was any temple in this monument.

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A petition has been filed in the Allahabad High Court in Uttar Pradesh, India, seeking an inquiry into the "history" of the Taj Mahal and the opening of its "22 closed rooms" to see "whatever the truth". News from NDTV.

Rajneesh Singh, media in-charge of the BJP's Ayodhya unit, filed the writ petition in the registry of the Lucknow bench of the High Court on Saturday (May 7). It will be sent for hearing after it is passed in the registry.

Rajneesh Singh told Press Trust of India (PTI) on Sunday (May 8th) that in the petition, he had demanded that the doors of the 22 closed rooms of the memorial be opened, whatever it may be. The petition has been filed through lawyers Ram Prakash Shukla and Rudra Vikram Singh.

Earlier, a number of right-wing parties in India had claimed that the Taj Mahal was a 'temple of Lord Shiva'.