Changes in the color of Taj Mahal, concerned Indian Supreme Court

One of the most striking attractions of Mughal architecture is seeing thousands of tourists gathering every day to see the Taj Mahal. The Supreme Court of India has expressed concern over the change in the color of the Taj Mahal. The country's top court has instructed the government, saying that if needed, to help foreigners to solve the problem.

The court told the government, even if you have a specialist but you are not using it or you are not giving importance to the matter. At the same time, the change of color of the Taj Mahal has been called as a worrisome change from the court.

This extraordinary structure made of white marble in the seventeenth century has already become yellow and it is now becoming brown and green, the court said.

Pollution, construction, and pest mall are believed to be responsible for this condition of Taj Mahal. After examining pictures submitted by environmentalists, the court instructed the government to take steps to bring the experts from India or abroad if necessary.

Earlier, the Indian government had closed many factories around the Taj Mahal, because the news of the Taj Mahal changed its minds for a long time.

The Taj Mahal on the banks of the river Jamuna, the river is inauspicious. The walls of the Taj Mahal are being damaged due to a pest.

During the time of the Mughal Emperor Shahjahan, the city of Agra was built in the Taj Mahal, which saw almost 70 thousand people rushing every day.

The problem of dirt is not new to the Taj Mahal, even in the last two decades, many initiatives have been taken to clean.

But the problem is actually happening day by day. Once in January, once the clay was cleaned and there is a clean-up mission again in the year-end.

In the meantime, the Supreme Court has instructed to bring the expert from foreign countries. The court will hear the matter again on May 9 in the Taj Mahal.