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Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the youth not to fall prey to e-cigarettes and justified their ban saying smokers of e-cigarettes can fall prey to a lot of diseases.  

Here is all you need to know about ban on e-cigrette use, the punishment to be paid and states that are preparing to implement the rule. 

As the Indian government bans e-cigarettes with the help of an ordinance, doctors welcome the move saying it will influence the younger generation away from the very habit of smoking
 

China, the smoking giant looking to regulate use of e-cigarettes, has over 300 million tobacco smokers already, which is nearly a third of the world's total smoking population
 

They can even rupture and leak molecules that lead to cell death, according to the study published in the journal iScience.

Thousands of doctors write to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to enforce ban on e-ciggarettes despite the claims that the e-ciggarettes are a safer bet. Doctors allege that such claims are misleading and that Tobacco companies want to hook a new generation on nicotine under the allure of safe smoking.