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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.
Watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/allahabad-high-court-schools-petitioner-demanding-opening-of-taj-mahal-rooms-1652364502277" target="_blank">Allahabad High Court schools petitioner demanding opening of Taj Mahal rooms</a>
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 doors of 22 rooms in the Taj&nbsp;Mahal&nbsp;will remain shut after the Allahabad High Court rejected a plea demanding that they be opened to ascertain whether there are Hindu idols inside or not. His plea also&nbsp;sought for government to form a fact-finding committee for the matter.&nbsp;
The HC was in mood to entertain the plea filed by Rajneesh Singh, a BJP youth media in-charge and schooled him for 'mocking the public interest litigation' system.&nbsp;
Here's what the Allahabad High Court told him: -&nbsp;
'The issues lie outside court and should be done by various methodology and should be left with the historians'
'It is not for the Court to direct what subject needs to be researched or studied. We are not able to entertain such a petition'
'Such debates are meant for drawing room, not for a court of law'
'Go and research, do M.A, do PhD. If any institute disallows you to research on such a topic then come to us'

Allahabad High Court schools petitioner demanding opening of Taj Mahal rooms

The doors of 22 rooms in the Taj Mahal will remain shut after the Allahabad High Court rejected a plea demanding that they be opened to ascertain whether there are Hindu idols inside or not. 

The doors of 22 rooms in the Taj&nbsp;Mahal&nbsp;will remain shut after the Allahabad High Court rejected a plea demanding that they be opened to ascertain whether there are Hindu idols inside or not.

The doors of 22 rooms in the Taj&nbsp;Mahal&nbsp;will remain shut after the Allahabad High Court rejected a plea demanding that they be opened to ascertain whether there are Hindu idols inside or not. His plea also&nbsp;sought for government to form a fact-finding committee for the matter.&nbsp;
The HC was in mood to entertain the plea filed by Rajneesh Singh, a BJP youth media in-charge and schooled him for 'mocking the public interest litigation' system.&nbsp;
Here's what the Allahabad High Court told him: -&nbsp;
'The issues lie outside court and should be done by various methodology and should be left with the historians'
'It is not for the Court to direct what subject needs to be researched or studied. We are not able to entertain such a petition'
'Such debates are meant for drawing room, not for a court of law'
'Go and research, do M.A, do PhD. If any institute disallows you to research on such a topic then come to us'

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