Controversies related to many historical heritage sites from Taj Mahal to Qutub Minar

The Supreme Court has told the historic Heritage Taj Mahal to be the mosque. Citing the seven wonders of the world, the Supreme Court has dismissed the petition demanding prayers for outsiders. The bench, which is hearing the case, said that why the Taj Mahal for Namaz, there are also mosques, go there and say Namaz. Not only the Taj Mahal, but also the historical heritage that deals with disputes.
In fact, in the order passed by the ADM of Agra on January 24, 2018, it was said that outsiders can not pay Zuma prayers in the Taj Mahal campus. The order was filed by challenging the Taj Mahal Mosque Management Committee, President of Agra challenging the court. The petition said that all Muslims have the right to offer prayers in the mosque. Meanwhile, the Hindu Mahasabha's Aligarh unit issued a Hindu calendar on Sunday. The dispute has already started, because in it the names of mosques and Mughal monuments have been changed.
In this calendar, Atala Mosque of Jaunpur has been described as Atala Devi Temple and Babri Masjid as Ram Janmabhoomi. Pooja Shukun Pandey, National Secretary of the General Assembly on this issue says that we have organized a havan on the new year and have taken a vow to make this country a Hindu nation. At the same time Hindu Mahasabha has described the Qutab Minar in Mehrauli, Delhi, as the Vishnu Column.
Also, Kamal Maula Mosque situated in Dhar of Madhya Pradesh is called Bhojshala. It is believed that this place belongs to Saraswati, Goddess of learning. The Hindu Mahasabha has named the Gyanvapi mosque in Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh. Mughal ruler Aurangzeb broke the Hindu temple and built a mosque here.
Hindu Mahasabha has described the holy shrine of Muslims as Makkeshwara Temple of Makkeshwar Mahadev. Some historians say that earlier it used to be Mahadev's temple. The Hindu Mahasabha has named Taj Mahal as one of the Seven Wonders of Love and the Tajo Mahalaya Shiva Temple. Some historians have described it as a Hindu temple in their book.
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