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Four Individuals Arrested in Kolkata for Illicit E‑cigarette Sale

Kolkata Police detained four suspects on charges of illegally stocking electronic cigarettes in the city. The arrests were made during a routine raid in a commercial area, where authorities seized a bulk supply of e‑cigarettes that violated the state's tobacco control laws. The suspects face charges under the relevant legislation. The operation underscores the city's efforts to curb illegal vaping product distribution and enforce public health regulations.

Four Individuals Arrested in Kolkata for Illicit E‑cigarette Sale
Four Individuals Arrested in Kolkata for Illicit E‑cigarette SalePhoto via The Statesman

Kolkata Police arrested four people on suspicion of illegally stocking e‑cigarettes in a commercial neighbourhood. During a routine raid, officers seized a large quantity of vaping devices that were not licensed for sale under the state's tobacco control laws. The suspects are now charged under the applicable drug and tobacco regulations, with possible penalties for illegal sale and distribution of nicotine products. The move is part of a broader campaign to enforce public health standards and prevent the spread of unregulated vaping items across the city.

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