The Seasons of India cited Delhi Police saying the names of pair as Rajveer Singh and Shabnam Ali. The couple are steady after they were found in a pool of blood in the grounds of the Taj Mahal on Wednesday evening.
"This couple, one of whom is a Hindu and the other a Muslim, attempted to submit suicide at the Taj," said police appointee administrator Aseem Chaudhary. "The young lady cut her throat initially took after by the kid."
Marriage outside standing or religion still draws in solid scold in parts of India and can even prompt supposed honor killings, completed to secure what is seen as family pride.
"Both Shabnam and I made a decent attempt to persuade our guardians that they ought to permit us to get hitched, yet the limits of religion remained the greatest obstacle," the Seasons of India cited Singh as saying. "We did this in the wake of coming up short at all conceivable approaches to be as one."
The Taj Mahal – India's top vacation destination – was manufactured by Mughal sovereign Shah Jahan as a tomb for his dearest wife Mumtaz Mahal, who kicked the bucket conceiving an offspring in 1631.
It has drawn a string of world pioneers and eminence including previous US president Bill Clinton, while Diana, the late English princess, was broadly captured alone on a marble situate there in 1992.