Agra: Hindu activists have claimed to have hoisted Gangajal and Bhagwat flag twice on the world famous Taj Mahal within 7 days. Due to which CISF has now increased the security arrangements of Taj Mahal.
According to CISF Commandant VK Dubey, now tourists have been temporarily banned from drinking water bottles on the main dome of Taj Mahal. ASI itself will provide water bottles there. No tourist will be able to carry a water bottle with him. This arrangement has been made temporarily. Along with this, tourists visiting Taj Mahal will have to pass through three layers of security.
This arrangement was implemented after the announcement of Jalabhishek by Hindu organizations
On Monday, a worker of Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha had claimed to hoist a saffron flag on the Taj Mahal main platform. After which CISF and ASI are now in alert mode. A few days ago, two youths from Mathura had claimed to pour Gangajal on the main tombs of the Taj Mahal. The image of the Taj Mahal is being affected by Hindu incidents. Apart from this, Hindu activists have announced that they will perform Jalabhishek in the Taj Mahal every Monday. Because they consider the Taj Mahal to be a Tejo Mahalaya temple. Now the rules of the Taj Mahal have been changed regarding these two incidents. For a temporary period, you will not be able to take a water bottle to the main dome of the Taj Mahal.
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Tourists will have to go through three layers of security
The internal security of Taj Mahal is entrusted to CISF. CISF Commandant VK Dubey said that after these two incidents, CISF is now in alert mode. All the tourists coming to the gate will now be checked thoroughly. CISF jawans will now keep watch even in plain clothes. Apart from this, security has also been increased at the main dome of Taj Mahal. Every suspicious person will be monitored. Tourists will have to pass through three layers of security. Apart from this, changes have also been made in the exit routes of tourists in the main dome of Taj Mahal.
