BJP Challenges Calcutta High Court Ban on Controversial TMC Ads in Supreme Court Amid Lok Sabha Election Code of Conduct Violation
Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) ने Calcutta High Court के उस Order के Against Supreme Court का दरवाजा खटखटाया, जिसमें उसे Trinamool Congress (TMC) के Against कुछ अपमानजनक Advertisement छापने से रोक दिया गया। उक्त Advertisement Offensive हैं और Loksabha Election, 2024 के दौरान Model Code of Conduct का Violation करते हैं।
BJP द्वारा File Special अनुमति Petition का Urgent Hearing के लिए Justice Bela Trivedi और Justice Pankaj Mittal की leisure bench के समक्ष Mention किया गया। Advocate ने urgency के बारे में बताते हुए कहा कि Party के खिलाफ “unilateral” Order Pass किया गया, जो 4 June तक लागू रहना है।
हालांकि, Bench ने इस Case पर विचार करने में reluctance व्यक्त की।
Justice Trivedi ने पूछा,
“आप अगली leisure Bench का Stance क्यों नहीं करते?”
उनके Advocate ने जब Urgent Hearing के लिए जोर दिया तो Justice Trivedi ने कहा,
“हम देखेंगे।”
फिर भी इस Case पर Hearing नहीं हुई।
पिछले हफ्ते, High Court के Judge Justice Sabyasachi Bhattacharya की Single Bench ने कहा कि Advertisement MCC के साथ-साथ Press Council of India द्वारा Prescribed Guidelines का भी Violation कर रहे थे। Court ने वर्तमान Writ Petition Filed होने तक इस Case पर inactivity के लिए Election Commission of India (ECI) को भी फटकार लगाई।
यह कहा गया कि हालांकि ECI के Front Complaint की गई, लेकिन Writ Petition File करने के बाद समाधान निकाले जाने तक कोई Action नहीं की गई।
तदनुसार, Court ने Instruction दिया कि Defendants को 4 June को Election Complete होने तक या अगले Order तक controversial Advertisement Published करने से रोका जाएगा।
इस Order की पुष्टि Chief Justice TS Sivaganam और Justice Hiranmoy Bhattacharya की Division Bench ने की। Court ने उस तरीके पर भी चिंता व्यक्त की जिसमें Advertisement Publish किए गए।
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Court ने Appeal Reject करते हुए कहा,
“आप (BJP) National Party हैं। Central या State Level पर Internal System होना चाहिए, जो यह मंजूरी दे कि क्या Promotional Print जा सकता है। कोई तो Limit Line होनी चाहिए Sir। इसे दाखिल करने वाले National Party… हम उनकी (TMC) सराहना नहीं कर रहे हैं… लेकिन सामान्य लोगों पर इसके प्रभाव की कल्पना करें। आम तौर पर किसी भी Advertisement में Companies का Logo और उनकी Color Scheme शामिल होगी। यह Party का Advertisement है, जिसमें उनकी Colour Scheme या LOGO नहीं है। यदि आप लोग आपस में लड़ते रहेंगे तो पीड़ित वह व्यक्ति होगा, जो अपना प्रतिनिधि चुनने जा रहा है… उन्हें गलत जानकारी दी जाएगी।”
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