India Moves to Dismiss Adani Airport Nicotine Pouch Court Challenge

India filed a motion to dismiss a court challenge concerning nicotine pouch sales at an airport operated by Adani. The filing argues that the products are illegal and pose health risks. The challenge was brought against the airport's decision to allow nicotine pouch sales. Court documents state that the products fall outside permitted categories under current regulations.

Officials listed specific health concerns in the motion, including potential addiction risks. The filing also referenced existing restrictions on similar tobacco-derived products. The court has not yet scheduled a hearing on the motion. No timetable for a ruling was provided in the documents. The outcome could affect how nicotine products are sold at other Indian airports if the motion succeeds.