The "Dharam Sansads" were organised in Haridwar and Delhi last year in December (File)
A case has been registered against a right-wing leader in Uttar Pradesh's Aligarh for her controversial remarks against a particular community.
The Aligarh Police have registered the case against Sadhvi Annapoorna alias Pooja Shakun Pandey, who calls herself the national secretary of the Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha, for promoting enmity between different groups.
Ms Pandey has been arrested twice over the last two years by the Aligarh police for controversial acts and statements but got bail in both cases.
"A First Information Report has been registered against Pooja Shakun Pandey in connection with her controversial statement. Case registered against her at Gandhi Park police station under section 153A/153B/295A/298/505 of IPC," said Kalanidhi Naithani, Superintendent of Police, Aligarh.
Last year, Ms Pandey and some other Hindu religious leaders were booked by the Uttarakhand Police for hate speech at the Haridwar "Dharam Sansad" (religious assembly).
The Delhi Police also registered a hate speech case last month relating to a similar event in the national capital.
Between December 17 and 19, two events organised in Delhi (by the Hindu Yuva Vahini) and Haridwar (by Yati Narsinghanand), saw hate speeches including open calls for violence against Muslims.
Pooja Shakun also made headlines in 2019 when she fired shots at an effigy of Mahatma Gandhi, and raised slogans praising Nathuram Godse at an event in Aligarh.