The Vacation bench comprising of Justice JK Maheshwari and Justice KV Viswanathan in the case observed and has refused to interfere with the High Court orders, after perusing the record.
The bench headed by Justice Viswanathan stated when Senior Advocate PS Patwalia, appearing for BJP, asserted that the advertisements were based on fact, thus, the court stated, we have seen the advertisements. Prima Facie, the advertisements are disparaging. You can say you are the best...but...we don't want to lend our hands to promote further acrimony.
Adding to it, the bench of Justice Maheshwari stated that this is not in the interests of the voter. This will degenerate...
Justice Viswanathan was heard saying. 'Don't precipitate the issue, we are not inclined to interfere' The court in the case observed and has dismissed the petition, while giving liberty to the BJP to contest the matter (by filing reply) before the Single Bench of the High Court.
The bench of Justice Viswanathan commented after the matter was over, 'Your rival is not your enemy.' The vacation bench of Justice Bela M Trivedi and Justice Pankaj Mithal was hearing the present matter.
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