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The Taj Mahal was built on our land, Diya Kumari

Claims closed to Taj Mahal 22 It came after filing a petition to unlock the rooms

Agra (94 news) Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Daya Kumari, a member of the Indian Lok Sabha and a member of the Jaipur royal family, has claimed that the land on which Shah Jahan built the Taj Mahal originally belonged to her family.

According to Indian media reports, BJP Member of Parliament Daya Kumari has claimed that she has documents that show her connection to the royal family of Jaipur on the ground.

This comment of Daya Kumari in Lucknow Bench of Allahabad High Court of 'Taj Mahal' 22 This comes after filing a petition to unlock the rooms in which the Archaeological Survey of India (A.S.I) It has been said that he belongs to the Taj Mahal 22 بند کمروں کی جانچ کر کے ہندو مورتیوں کی موجودگی کی جانچ کرے۔

Speaking in support of the petition, BJP leader Daya Kumari said there should be an inquiry into what was there before the construction of the Taj Mahal, people have a right to know.

He added that the Jaipur family has the records available and will provide them if required.

Daya Kumari claimed that Mughal ruler Shah Jahan had seized her family's land.

She said compensation was paid in return for land but how much, accepted or not, I cannot say as I have not studied the records in our 'Pothikhana' but the land belonged to our family and Shah Jahan had acquired it.

Dayakumari added that since there was no judiciary, no appeal could be made at that time. Things will be clear only after checking the records.

When BJP leader Daya Kumari was asked whether the former royal family of Jaipur will also file an application in the court? So they said they are reviewing it now and will assess what steps to take.

It should be noted that the BJP leader, claiming the presence of idols of Hindu gods in the Taj Mahal, closed the Taj Mahal. 22 A petition has been filed in the High Court to open the rooms, which will be heard today.

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