New Delhi: There is a debate in social media these days over bollywood actors promoting tobacco products. Meanwhile, an IAS officer has shared a picture of him from gutkha spit of Howrah Bridge in Kolkata, West Bengal, on Twitter. Along with the tweet, the IAS officer has also tagged Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgan and Amitabh Bachchan. IAS officer Avneesh Sharan posted the picture and tweeted, "Kolkata Port Trust has said that the condition of the 70-year-old bridge is deteriorating due to the spit of gutkha. In a way, gutkha-chewers are attacking the Howrah Bridge. '

Kolkata Port Trust has said saliva laced with gutkha is corroding the iconic 70-year-old bridge. The Howrah Bridge is under attack from gutkha-chewers. @shahrukh_35 @akshaykumar @ajaydevgn @SrBachchan

Source: Google pic.twitter.com/sriVMIULig

— Awanish Sharan (@AwanishSharan) April 21, 2022

It is worth noting that for the past few days, Bollywood stars who have been advertising tobacco and gutkha on social media are being trolled. After this, Akshay Kumar had announced to separate himself from the role of brand ambassador of Vimal Cardamom. At the same time, Akshay Kumar had asked the fans and said that whatever money they have got from this ad, they will donate it to him. Ajay Devgan, on the other hand, had said in an interview that it is anyone's personal matter to add anything. We are mature enough to make our own decisions. He said that some products are harmful and there are some that do not cause harm. I'm eding cardamom. According to Ajay, things that are going to hurt should not be sold at all.

Let us know that south Indian film superstar Allu Arjun, who won the hearts of the audience for 'Pushpa the Rise', recently flatly refused to promote a tobacco brand on TV. For this, he was offered a hefty fee by the tobacco company, but the actor refused to advertise, saying that it would send a wrong message to the people.

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