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Advocate Vineet Jindal has filed another complaint against filmmaker Leena Manimekalai alleging that she is now posting derogatory pictures of Hindu gods and goddesses despite the registration of an FIR against her over a derogatory poster of Goddess Kali.

The complaint written to the Commissioner of Police, Delhi, has sought permanent account suspension of Leena Manimekalai as she has been insulting Hindu Gods and Goddesses across the Globe with her account.

Manimekalai has now posted a picture of God Shiva and Goddess Parvati smoking, on Twitter.

Jindal submits in his complaint that an FIR has already been registered against Manimekalai with Delhi Police under Section 153A, 295A by him, for her intent to outrage religious feelings and defame Hindu Goddess "Maa Kaali".

However, even after the registration of the above said FIR, Manimekalai is still doing the act to defame and hurt Hindu sentiments by posting derogatory photos of Hindu Gods and Goddesses which cannot be accepted in any manner, Jindal has alleged. 

The complaint states, "She has been doing this consistently in the name of freedom to express and Creativity, please arrange to take strict Legal action at the earliest against Leena and her Twitter account shall be suspended for Posting defamatory posts against Hindu Community".

Earlier, the Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operation Unit of the Delhi Police had filed an FIR against filmmaker Leena Manimekalai over an alleged derogatory poster, which shows Goddess Kali smoking a cigarette. The FIR was filed in furtherance of a police complaint filed by Advocate Vineet Jindal against Manimekalai in this regard.

The filmmaker shared a poster and a video clip of Goddess Kaali smoking on Twitter recently to promote her documentary called “Kaali.” According to Jindal's complaint, the poster is highly condemnable and derogatory to Hindu beliefs and sentiments. It was alleged in the complaint that the filmmaker has hurt Jindal’s religious sentiments by showing Goddess Kali smoking.

The complaint noted that showing Goddess Kali smoking is highly objectionable and is not acceptable in any manner. According to it, the deplorable photo and video in the context of a Hindu Goddess are outrageous. The complaint further noted that the act of posting such content is deliberate, malicious, and intended to outrage the feelings of the Hindu community.