"It is a matter of grave concern that public fund was wasted on the event," the body's convener Zafaryab Jilani said after a meeting of the committee here.
The meeting took exception to the Adityanath dispensation working as "a government of a particular community", he said.
"The Adityanath government seems to be working for a particular community, though the Constitution does not allow any government to have relations with any particular community," Jilani said in a statement.
Jilani said that though these works were against the spirit of the Constitution, Muslims should not interfere as it might lead to law and order problems.
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