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New court-ordered ban highlights legal complexities in India

Written by || 13th April 2018 || News analysis | Nicotine | Regulation and Legislation | Asia India

A new court order reinforcing e-cigarette bans in the Indian states of Haryana and Punjab underlines the complexity of enforcement in a country where restrictions on vapour products have been slowly accumulating for years.
An Indian high court covering the northern states of Punjab and Haryana has issued a notice to the state governments ordering them to ban e-cigarettes containing nicotine. There is currently no national legislation on e-cigarettes.
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