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Taj Mahal may meet the same fate as Babri Masjid: SP leader Azam Khan

RAMPUR: Samajwadi Party SP leader Azam Khan on Wednesday said he fears the Taj Mahal would meet the same fate as Babri Masjid while retorting to Bharatiya Janata Party BJP MP Vinay Katiyars statement describing the Taj Mahal as a Hindu temple

Updated At : 06:18 PM Oct 19, 2017 IST

BJP MP Vinay Katiyar on Wednesday claimed that the Taj Mahal was built on a Shiva temple. File

Rampur, October 19

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