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SC rejects PIL seeking to remove ‘wrong facts’ about Taj Mahal from history books

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December 5, 2022
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New Delhi, Dec 5: The Supreme Court on Monday declined to consider a plea that asked the ASI to ascertain the Taj Mahal’s ‘true age’ and delete ‘false facts’ about the monument from history texts.

“What kind of PIL is this?”, a bench comprising Justices MR Shah and CT Ravikumar asked. The bench asked how will the court decide if the historical facts are right or wrong.

Supreme Court grants liberty to petitioner to make representation to the ASI (Archaeological Survey of India) with his plea

— ANI (@ANI) December 5, 2022

The petitioner then tried to have it withdrawn. As a result, the petition was dropped with the option of making a representation to the ASI.

The Supreme Court turned down a similar PIL two months prior that sought to uncover the ‘true history’ of the Taj Mahal and to allow access to the monument’s secret chambers.

 

 

 

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