A civil court in Panchkula, Haryana, has issued an order restraining BJP MP Rekha Sharma from making remarks that could be considered defamatory against the late Bhajan Lal, a former chief minister, and his son, Chander Mohan. The decision came after Chander Mohan filed a civil suit alleging that Sharma made serious allegations during a campaign event for the Panchkula Municipal Corporation elections, referring to them as 'badmash' and attributing their political success to 'badmashi.' The court, led by Civil Judge Arunima Chauhan, acknowledged that the comments could harm the reputations of both Mohan and his father, especially given the presence of dignitaries and media coverage at the event. While the defendant argued that her comments were merely critiques of the opposition's working style, the court determined that the potential for further defamatory remarks warranted immediate action. The court emphasized that this order does not limit Sharma's right to engage in fair political criticism. The case is set to continue with a hearing scheduled for August 7, where Sharma is expected to file her written statement and reply.