Can the Tea Board of India file a complaint against 'X' for selling tea varieties at the Railway station under the name 'Darjeeling Tea Stall'?

It is not necessary to consider whether a "Darjeeling Tea Stall" selling only hot cups of tea can entitle the plaintiff to carry a complaint in respect thereof or a "Darjeeling Tea House" selling all varieties of packaged tea can be said to be in derogation of the plaintiff's rights. The defendant's "Darjeeling Lounge" is an exclusive area within the confines of its hotel which is accessible only to its high-end customers. The lounge is a place where such customers and accompanying visitors may frequent, and even sip Darjeeling tea or any other beverage or drink, but there is scarcely any likelihood of deception or confusion in the lounge being named "Darjeeling" for the plaintiff to be granted to any order that it seeks. So "Darjeeling Tea Stall" can sell all/multiple tea varieties and it cannot be said to be in the derogation of the plaintiff's rights.