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Monk first to be charged under Bhutan smoking law
The monk has been charged with consuming and smuggling contraband tobacco under a law that came into force this month, the newspaper Kuensel reported Friday, having been (1) in (2) of 72 packets of chewing tobacco.
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Bhutan, where smoking is considered bad for one's karma, banned the sale of tobacco in 2005. But with a thriving smuggling operation from (3) India, the ban failed to make much of an impact. The new law has granted police powers to enter homes, threatening jail for shopkeepers selling tobacco and smokers who fail to provide customs (4) for imported cigarettes."He can be charged with smuggling of controlled substances, which is a fourth degree felony," a police official from the Narcotic Drug and Law (5) Unit of Bhutan, who did not want to be (6) , told the Bhutan Today newspaper. A fourth degree felony can carry a sentence of five years.
Smoking in private is not (7) , but as the sale of cigarettes is banned, smokers are restricted to 200 cigarettes or 150 grams of other tobacco products a month that can be (8) imported.
A student at a 400-year-old monastic school, the monk bought the tobacco from the Indian border town of Jaigoan, 170 km (110 miles) south of the capital Thimphu and said it was for (9) use. The 24-year-old said he was (10) of the new law, according to local media.
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