"Don't understand what kind of debate is going on in the country and the world over. People have started taking bath with cold water and are talking about it. At the same time, a strange new challenge has been started in the country over the broom," Yadav said in apparent reference to the 'Ice Bucket' challenge and the government's Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan.
Yadav said this while speaking to reporters at the 'Waqf Conference' organised by the Sunni Waqf Board here. The UP Chief Minister was among the nine people Modi nominated in Varanasi to be part of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
Addressing the caretakers of various Waqf properties, Yadav assured them of finding a way to help the Waqf board fight and overcome its financial crisis soon.
Speaking on the occasion, Urban Development and Waqf Minister Azam Khan said innocent Muslims felt "harassed" and that they were "unlucky" that they were being "marginalised" in their own country.
Khan said a tribunal is being constituted to resolve the disputes related to Waqf properties.
He appreciated the suggestion made in the meeting regarding Wakf board setting up a separate board of education for schools on the lines of CBSE.
