India
The students carried banners and were chanting anti-tobacco slogans. They also distributed pamphlets depicting various ill effects of tobacco.
Updated : Apr 28, 2011, 06:29 PM IST
About 3000 students drawn from different schools today marched through the streets of north Kashmir Bandipora district's main township to educate people about the ill effects of tobacco comsumption.
The rally, organised by police as part of a sustained anti-tobacco campaign, was flagged off by district development commissioner Bandipora Manzoor Ahmad Lone and Superintendent of Police Bandipora Bashir Ahmad Khan.
The students carried banners and distributed pamphlets depicting various ill effects of the tobacco and chanting anti-tobacco slogans.