Is the Tajmahal a traitor!

Controversial commentary on Taj Mahal, a controversial leader of India's ruling BJP's music, Som While addressing a gathering on Sunday, Shome said, "Taj Mahal is a traitor, which is contrary to Indian culture."

Som said, "Many people are worried about the removal of Taj Mahal from the list of historic places from Uttar Pradesh's tourism pamphlet. What we are talking about, the person who made the Taj Mahal, he kept his father captive. He wanted to kill the Hindus. If that is history, it is unfortunate that I guarantee that history will be changed.

The musical emperor Babur, Akbar and Aurangzeb are traitors, they said, 'Their names will be removed from history.'

BJP MP Partul Verma, who supports the controversial comment of music, said, "Taj Mahal tourism center. It should not be possible to find a link to Indian culture. There is nothing controversial in Shawn's statement. Do not politicize it. '

In 2013, Muzaffarnagar riots alleged that BJP leader Sangeeta Som played the role. 60 people died in the riots The provocative statement of Somaiya was rioting at that time.

After the removal of the Taj Mahal from the seventeenth century marble stone in the Uttar Pradesh tourism booklet earlier this month, many criticisms were made. Many people blamed the ignorance of Yogi Adityanath's government by excluding the historic Mughal emperor Shahjahan from the tourism list.

The list published in the book was published on the occasion of the six-month anniversary of the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh. The name of Goraktanath temple of Gorakhpur was included as an important tourism center. Its Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath

State Tourism Minister Rita Bahuguna Joshi said, "Taj Mahal has occupied the place as our cultural heritage and one of the world's tourist hotspots. State government's priority is to provide overall development and infrastructure facilities of cultural heritage.

Yogi Aditnath had said in June that Taj Mahal is not a reflection of the Indian culture of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan.

Commenting on Monday's comments, many Indian politicians have made a counter comment on Twitter. MIM Party MP Asaduddin Owaisi commented, "The government has become blinded by history. I want to challenge them, if the UNESCO remove the names from their list and the tourists who come to India, their Taj Mahal prohibits the philosophy.

"References: NDTV