PRAYAGRAJ, July 4 -- The Allahabad high court will on Monday (July 6) hear a writ petition that sought the appointment of an advocates commission to survey the Taj Mahal in Agra and examine a claim that a Shiva temple originally existed on the monument's premises. The writ petition was filed in the Allahabad high court on June 30 after the civil judge (senior division ) as well as the additional district judge at the district court in Agra declined to pass an order for appointing such a commission. A declaratory suit filed in the district court in 2015 sought a declaration that the temple of Lord Sri Agreshwar Mahadev Nagnatheswar Virajman (Tejo Mahalaya) originally existed on the Taj Mahal premises, according to the petitioner's counsel. Pending suit, an application to appoint an advocate commission was moved but both the courts at district court had declined to pass an order on the same which has been challenged in the present petition. The petition was filed by the Lord Sri Agreshwar Mahadev Nagnatheswar Virajman Tejo Mahalaya temple as well as by Hari Shankar Jain and four others. The Union of India, the Archaeological Survey of India and two others have been made respondents in the case....