NEW DELHI: India's customs authorities have joined the country's health ministry in its fight against the Adani Group over the sale of nicotine pouches at airports, arguing its duty-free shops only have tax advantages and are not immune from other regulations.
A March inspection by health officials of billionaire Gautam Adani's Mumbai international airport found the sale of nicotine pouches at its duty-free shops was against the law - a decision that his company is now challenging at Mumbai's High Court.