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Waseem Rizvi, head of the Uttar Pradesh Shia Waqf Board has been pushing this for a long time and the reason is the increase in Daesh (ISIS) inspired attacks instigated by indoctrination in madrasas. 9 persons were arrested recently https://www.republicworld.com/india-news/general-news/another-isis-module-busted-maharashtra-ats-detains-9-suspects-with-alleged-terror-links

The Indian government is slow in addressing this problem:

While the government has repeatedly said that madrasas contribute to the growth of the country, Rizvi told ThePrint that he had only “highlighted a deliberately buried issue, which has been destroying many generations of India’s population”.

“The mullahs and maulvis who are attacking me do not even send their own children to madrasas; their children go to convents, while they brainwash poor Muslim children and run their business of donations from across the world, particularly Saudi Arabia, in their name.”

https://theprint.in/politics/waseem-rizvi-meet-anti-muslim-muslim-man-india/30312/

Hopefully they will listen to him

Another good idea:
UP Shia Waqf Board chairman Syed Waseem Rizvi also said that people must seek permission before using public spaces for prayers. “One cannot offer namaz at a public space without seeking permission from the authorities concerned. Offering namaz at public places without proper permission is not allowed in Islam,” Rizvi said.

https://www.hindustantimes.com/noida/muslim-cleric-against-namaz-at-public-places-sans-permission-in-noida/story-SD3Y5kXP0OTaybbAJyVEkJ.html

i.e he want to prevent this: