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He added that Congress has a problem whenever BJP speaks about building Ram Mandir. 

Watch: Assam CM Himanta Sarma compares Congress to these erstwhile rulers of India

Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma accused the Congress of trying to break India and compared them to the Mughals at event in poll-bound Karnataka's Belagavi. 

He added that Congress has a problem whenever BJP speaks about building Ram Mandir.&nbsp;

Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma accused the Congress of trying to break India and compared them to the Mughals at event in poll-bound Karnataka's Belagavi.&nbsp;
'Once upon a time, the ruler of Delhi used to talk about demolishing temples but today under PM Modi's rule, I am talking about building temples. Earlier, Mughals worked to weaken India. Congress represents new Mughals,' Sarma said.&nbsp;
He added that Congress has a problem whenever BJP speaks about building Ram Mandir.&nbsp;
'Why do you (Congress) speak up for Babri Masjid and not Ram Mandir?' Sarma questioned.&nbsp;
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In a politically controversial statement, a Congress parliamentarian said that he is proud of India's Mughal heritage. Congress MP from Barpeta, Assam, Abdul Khaleque said that it was the Mughals who created the perception of 'Hindustan'. He said that he is not a descendant of the Mughals, but is still proud of the dynasty.
Khaleque was then asked about the 1671 Battle of Saraighat, in which Ahoms defeated the Mughals. In response, the MP said that the Mughals didn't attack Assam at "individual level", but as rulers of India. He added that the Ahoms repeatedly defeated the Mughals.
India's Mughal history is a politically sensitive topic, and the BJP describes them as invaders and tyrants.

'Mughals gave shape to Hindustan...': Congress MP Abdul Khaleque says he's proud of Mughal history

Congress MP from Barpeta, Assam, Abdul Khaleque said that it was the Mughals who created the perception of 'Hindustan'.

In a politically controversial statement, a Congress parliamentarian said that he is proud of India's Mughal heritage. Congress MP from Barpeta, Assam, Abdul Khaleque said that it was the Mughals who created the perception of 'Hindustan'. He said that he is not a descendant of the Mughals, but is still proud of the dynasty.
Khaleque was then asked about the 1671 Battle of Saraighat, in which Ahoms defeated the Mughals. In response, the MP said that the Mughals didn't attack Assam at "individual level", but as rulers of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/viral-video-thane-man-crushed-by-tanker-after-falling-off-scooter-1661770289614">India</a>. He added that the Ahoms repeatedly defeated the Mughals.
India's Mughal history is a politically sensitive topic, and the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/partner/news-minute/trs-kavitha-denies-bjp-s-allegations-linking-her-to-delhi-liquor-scam-1661249714071">BJP</a> describes them as invaders and tyrants.
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"Owaisi, listen to me - even a dog will not urinate on Aurangzeb's identity" - this statement by the former Chief Minister of Maharashtra has caused a huge nationwide controversy. BJP's Devendra Fadnavis has found support in some quarters, and faced flak from others.
The statement was made in reaction to AIMIM leader Akbaruddin Owaisi visiting the tomb of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. Fadnavis had said, "Asaduddin Owaisi visited Aurangzeb's grave and paid tribute. And all you did was watch. You should be ashamed of yourself. You should drown in a handful of water. Owaisi, listen to me - even a dog will not urinate on Aurangzeb's identity. Saffron flags will wave across India."
The Mayor of Srinagar, Junaid Mattu fired a veiled criticism at Fadnavis, saying, "May Allah (SWT)’s mercy and blessings be upon Hafiz-e-Quran, Shahenshah Hazrat Muhi-ud-Din Muhammad Aurangzeb (R.A.) and his grave."
Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar had also criticised Owaisi.He had said, "These people know the history of Maharashtra and India. What Aurangzeb did in his era is also known. It is not right for someone from outside Maharashtra to come to the state and create a new issue."
The Shiv Sena also objected to Owaisi's actions, calling it a bid to stoke communal tension in Maharashtra.
The NCP, Shiv Sena, and Congress are in power in Maharashta.

After 'dog won't urinate on Aurangzeb's identity' comment by Fadnavis against Owaisi, see reactions

The statement was made in reaction to AIMIM leader Akbaruddin Owaisi visiting the tomb of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb.

"Owaisi, listen to me - even a dog will not urinate on Aurangzeb's identity" - this statement by the former Chief Minister of Maharashtra has caused a huge nationwide controversy. BJP's Devendra Fadnavis has found support in some quarters, and faced flak from others.
The statement was made in reaction to AIMIM leader Akbaruddin Owaisi visiting the tomb of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. Fadnavis had said, "Asaduddin Owaisi visited Aurangzeb's grave and paid tribute. And all you did was watch. You should be ashamed of yourself. You should drown in a handful of water. Owaisi, listen to me - even a dog will not urinate on Aurangzeb's identity. Saffron flags will wave across India." ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/fadnavis-shares-125-hour-video-says-maharashtra-govt-is-conspiring-against-bjp-leader-1646837475764">Fadnavis shares 125-hour video, says Maharashtra govt is conspiring against BJP leader</a>
The Mayor of Srinagar, Junaid Mattu fired a veiled criticism at Fadnavis, saying, "May Allah (SWT)&rsquo;s mercy and blessings be upon Hafiz-e-Quran, Shahenshah Hazrat Muhi-ud-Din Muhammad Aurangzeb (R.A.) and his grave."
Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar had also criticised Owaisi. He had said, "These people know the history of Maharashtra and India. What Aurangzeb did in his era is also known. It is not right for someone from outside Maharashtra to come to the state and create a new issue."
The Shiv Sena also objected to Owaisi's actions, calling it a bid to stoke communal tension in Maharashtra.
The NCP, Shiv Sena, and Congress are in power in Maharashta.

The recent short-lived court case regarding the Taj Mahal's "locked rooms" has once again highlighted the conspiracy theories surrounding the 17th century monument.
The Allahabad High Court rejected a BJP leader's petition to ask the Archaeological Survey of India to open over 20 locked rooms to see if they house idols of Hindu gods.
But what is inside these mysterious rooms? Here's what historian and Taj researcher Ebba Koch told BBC.
The rooms were part of an underground chamber for summer months. 15 rooms are situated in a line along the riverfront, and are reached by a narrow corridor. 7 larger chambers extend by niches on each side, and there are 6 square-shaped rooms, 2 octagonal rooms. These are decorated with netted patterns, circles of stars, and medallions.
These probably served as a cool, recreational place for the visiting Mughal emperor, but the chamber does not receive natural light now. These underground galleries are common in Mughal architecture, as per Koch.
The BBC quoted another historian, Rana Safvi, as saying that the underground rooms were open to visitors until a flood in 1978. Water had entered the mausoleum, and some of the underground rooms were silted.
Some chambers even suffered cracks, according to Safvi. The rooms have been closed for public ever since, but are opened for restoration work, according to the report.

Revealed: what's inside Taj Mahal's 'locked' rooms, as per Mughal architecture historian

Taj Mahal case: the Allahabad High Court rejected a BJP leader's petition to ask the Archaeological Survey of India to open over 20 locked rooms to see if they house idols of Hindu gods.

The recent short-lived court case regarding the Taj Mahal's "locked rooms" has once again highlighted the conspiracy theories surrounding the 17th century monument.
The Allahabad High Court rejected a BJP leader's petition to ask the Archaeological Survey of India to open over 20 locked rooms to see if they house idols of Hindu gods.
But what is inside these mysterious rooms? Here's what historian and Taj researcher Ebba Koch told BBC.
The rooms were part of an underground chamber for summer months. 15 rooms are situated in a line along the riverfront, and are reached by a narrow corridor. 7 larger chambers extend by niches on each side, and there are 6 square-shaped rooms, 2 octagonal rooms. These are decorated with netted patterns, circles of stars, and medallions.
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These probably served as a cool, recreational place for the visiting Mughal emperor, but the chamber does not receive natural light now. These underground galleries are common in Mughal architecture, as per Koch.
The BBC quoted another historian, Rana Safvi, as saying that the underground rooms were open to visitors until a flood in 1978. Water had entered the mausoleum, and some of the underground rooms were silted.
Some chambers even suffered cracks, according to Safvi. The rooms have been closed for public ever since, but are opened for restoration work, according to the report.

The storm around one of India's most famous monuments is intensifying. Days after a petition on the Taj Mahal was filed in the Allahabad High Court, a BJP MP has made a big claim.
Diya Kumari said that the land on which the Taj Mahal is built was originally owned by the erstwhile Jaipur royal family. She claimed that Shah Jahan had acquired the land in exchange for some compensation, but the Jaipur royals couldn't challenge the Mughal emperor's decision.
Kumari said, "It's good that someone has raised their voice and filed a petition. If documents are needed in the proceedings, we can provide them if the court orders."
When asked whether the Taj Mahal should be demolished, she said, "I wouldn't say that. But there should be an inquiry regarding the parts of Taj Mahal which are sealed. They should be opened to check what's there."
On May 4, another BJP leader Rajneesh Singh, had filed a petition in the Allahabad High Court. The petition sought instructions to the Archaeological Survey of India, or ASI, to open 20 locked rooms in the Taj Mahal.
The petition said that there is speculation that the locked rooms house idols of Hindu gods, and Hindu scriptures.

'Shah Jahan took land for Taj Mahal from...': BJP MP Diya Kumari on Jaipur royals' link amid HC petition

BJP&nbsp;MP&nbsp;Diya Kumari said that the land on which the Taj Mahal is built was originally owned by the erstwhile Jaipur royal family, claims&nbsp;Shah Jahan&nbsp;acquired the land in exchange for some compensation

The storm around one of India's most famous monuments is intensifying. Days after a petition on the Taj Mahal was filed in the Allahabad High Court, a BJP MP has made a big claim.
Diya Kumari said that the land on which the Taj Mahal is built was originally owned by the erstwhile Jaipur royal family. She claimed that Shah Jahan had acquired the land in exchange for some compensation, but the Jaipur royals couldn't challenge the Mughal emperor's decision.
Kumari said, "It's good that someone has raised their voice and filed a petition. If documents are needed in the proceedings, we can provide them if the court orders."
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When asked whether the Taj Mahal should be demolished, she said, "I wouldn't say that. But there should be an inquiry regarding the parts of Taj Mahal which are sealed. They should be opened to check what's there."
On May 4, another BJP leader Rajneesh Singh, had filed a petition in the Allahabad High Court. The petition sought instructions to the Archaeological Survey of India, or ASI, to open 20 locked rooms in the Taj Mahal.
The petition said that there is speculation that the locked rooms house idols of Hindu gods, and Hindu scriptures.

A campaign to rename sites linked to Delhi's Muslim rule past is gathering steam. May 10 saw multiple such attempts, involving major political parties like the Bharatiya Janata Party, and lesser-known groups like the Mahakal Manav Seva.
Qutub Minar, the 12th century monument in Delhi was targeted by the Mahakal Manav Seva. The Hindu group organised a Hanuman Chalisa recitation near Qutub Minar to demand that the monument be renamed as Vishnu Stambh. They were detained by police later.
Recently, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad had said that 27 Hindu temples were demolished to build the Qutub Minar and the mosque on the premises. Therefore, temples should be built again in the area, and Hindus should be granted permission to pray there, the VHP had demanded.
Meanwhile, the chief of BJP's Delhi unit demanded that roads in the national capital named after Mughal figures should be rechristened. Adesh Gupta said that the names of these streets were a sign of slavery.
The BJP leader said that Tughlaq Road should be renamed Guru Gobind Singh Marg, Akbar Road should be Maharana Pratap Road, Humayun Road should be Maharishi Valmiki Road, and Shahjahan Road should be General Bipin Singh Rawat Road.
The BJP leader made this appeal in a letter to the New Delhi Municipal Council.

Hanuman Chalisa at Qutub Minar to rename it 'Vishnu Stambh'; BJP targets Mughal-named Delhi roads

While a Hindu group named Mahakal Manav Seva demanded that Qutub Minar be renamed 'Vishnu Stambh', the BJP said that Delhi roads named after Mughal rulers should be rechristened.

A campaign to rename sites linked to Delhi's Muslim rule past is gathering steam. May 10 saw multiple such attempts, involving major political parties like the Bharatiya Janata Party, and lesser-known groups like the Mahakal Manav Seva.
Qutub Minar, the 12th century monument in Delhi was targeted by the Mahakal Manav Seva. The Hindu group organised a Hanuman Chalisa recitation near Qutub Minar to demand that the monument be renamed as Vishnu Stambh. They were detained by police later.
Recently, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad had said that 27 Hindu temples were demolished to build the Qutub Minar and the mosque on the premises. Therefore, temples should be built again in the area, and Hindus should be granted permission to pray there, the VHP had demanded.
Meanwhile, the chief of BJP's Delhi unit demanded that roads in the national capital named after Mughal figures should be rechristened. Adesh Gupta said that the names of these streets were a sign of slavery.
The BJP leader said that Tughlaq Road should be renamed Guru Gobind Singh Marg, Akbar Road should be Maharana Pratap Road, Humayun Road should be Maharishi Valmiki Road, and Shahjahan Road should be General Bipin Singh Rawat Road.
The BJP leader made this appeal in a letter to the New Delhi Municipal Council.

UP CM Yogi renames Mughal Museum after Shivaji

Continuing with his name change spree and tirade against the Mughals, UP CM Yogi Adityanath has changed the name of the under-construction Mughal Museum in Agra to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Museum

Continuing with his name change spree and tirade against the Mughals, UP CM Yogi Adityanath on Monday changed the name of the under-construction Mughal Museum in Agra to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Museum. "How can our heroes be Mughals," Yogi reported;ly asked at a meeting to review development works in the city. He later tweeted that there is no space for the symbols of "the mentality of slavery" in Uttar Pradesh. The Mughal Museum project near the Taj Mahal was approved in 2015 by the previous Akhilesh Yadav government.

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