New Delhi [India], The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday approached the Supreme Court (SC) against the Calcutta High Court order barring it from publishing any derogatory advertisements against the Trinamool Congress (TMC). Was stopped, which violates the model code. Conduct during the ongoing Lok Sabha elections. The matter was mentioned for urgent listing before the vacation bench of Justices Bela M Trivedi and Pankaj Mithal. The BJP has challenged the Calcutta High Court's May 22 order refusing to interfere with a single-judge decision directing the party not to publish infringing advertisements. Model code of conduct during the Lok Sabha election process. The lawyer appearing for the BJP requested the bench, "Please do it on Monday (May 27)." He said that the High Court has barred the BJP from releasing advertisements till June 4 during the Lok Sabha elections. Election process over. "We will see," the bench said. A division bench of the high court had refused to interfere with the single-judge order in the case and had said the "Lakshman Rekha" should be followed. He had said that there should be no personal attacks. On behalf of any political party, the Bench had emphasized that it is necessary that all political parties follow healthy electoral practices, as the voters are the ultimate victims of misleading electoral campaigns. The BJP, in its appeal before the division bench, had claimed that the single judge passed the order without holding any hearing.