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PM Modi convinces young people to quit E-cigarettes

by Janam Web Desk
Sep 29, 2019, 01:24 pm IST
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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared his message on the misconception of the e-cigarette to the young people of the country.

He said that tobacco intoxication occurs due to the nicotine present in it. Brain development is hampered by its consumption during adolescence. Similarly, in an e-cigarette, the heating of nicotine-containing fluids creates a type of chemical smoke and this is the pathway through which nicotine is consumed.

“The myth that has been spread is that e-cigarettes pose no danger. Like the conventional cigarette, it does not spread odour as fragrant chemicals are added to it,” Modi said.

Modi continued, ” In fact, many harmful chemicals are added to e-cigarettes, which have a deleterious effect on health. You are aware of the fact that when someone smokes around us, we come to know about it through its odour. Even if there is a packet of cigarettes in someone’s pocket, the smell can be detected. However, this is not the case with an e-cigarette and many teenagers and young people, unknowingly and sometimes proudly displaying an e-cigarette as a fashion statement, keep it in their books, in their offices, in their pockets, sometimes hold it in their hands and thus fall prey to it. The younger generation is the future of our country.”

He added, “The e-cigarette has been banned so that this new form of intoxication does not destroy our demographically young country. It does not trample the dreams of a family and waste the lives of our children. This scourge and this obnoxious habit should not become rooted in our society. I urge all of you to quit the addiction to tobacco and do not harbour any misconceptions about e-cigarettes. Come, let us all build a healthy India.”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was addressing the nation on his monthly radio talk, “Mann Ki Baat”.

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