Neglect in the maintenance of the Taj Mahal

The country's highest court has repeatedly condemned the archaeological department (ASI) for harassing the Taj Mahal on the maintenance of the Taj Mahal. The Supreme Court Division Bench on Wednesday said the ASI is not taking any steps to stop the insect and pest attack in the historical monument, but the ASI is not taking any steps to stop it. The Supreme Court asked the archaeological department and the Indian government's concerned ministry to think about it.
Earlier, in this month the court expressed concern over the hearing, saying that the color of the Taj Mahal is constantly changing. One of the reasons is pollution. The government is not thinking about this issue. Previously the Taj Mahal was in Haldet, now it is muddy and everywhere it is green. So it is clear that the historic monument that is not being preserved properly.

Eminent environmentalist MC Mehta appealed to protect the Taj Mahal. His lawyer said, even though the top court gave directions to more than once, it was not properly implemented. So now the Taj Mahal is sitting on a terrible form. He said, the safety of the Taj Mahal is not even better. CCTV cameras do not work in most places. The Central Government and the Uttar Pradesh state government are doing nothing but money.

Taj Mahal is located in Agra, India's northernmost province of the world. Mughal Emperor Shahjahan established this monument as a symbol of love for the memory of his wife, Begum Mamtaz. It was made between 42 acres of land from 1632 to 1653. In 1983, UNESCO lists the world's traditional monuments to the Taj Mahal. In 1666 Emperor Shahjahan died. Agra fort is located near the Taj Mahal. The two are on the bank of Jamuna river.