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New Delhi, November 2, 2025 — The Delhi High Court on Thursday questioned Patanjali Ayurved for using the word “dhokha” (meaning “fraud” or “deception”) to describe other chyawanprash brands in its recent advertisement campaign. The court remarked that while a company can promote its own product, it cannot disparage competitors.Justice Tejas Karia, hearing a plea filed by Dabur India, asked Patanjali’s counsel, “You can claim that you are the best, but you cannot call others ‘dhokha,’ which in the English dictionary means fraud and deception.”The bench has reserved its order on Dabur’s plea seeking an interim injunction against Patanjali’s allegedly…