Celebrity Desk

Famous Bollywood stars the muscle man, Salman Khan born (27, December, 1965) and the angry hero, Ajay Devgan (2, April, 1969 in New Delhi, India) have been figuring in the news for all the wrong reasons by again and again breaking the no-smoking law in Chandigarh, the first smoke-free city of the country. Both of the actors have already been served five fine notices for smoking at public places in the most recent three days in Chandigarh and in neighboring Punjab.

The first penalty to hit the list was Devgan who just lit a cigarette at the airport on reaching Chandigarh on Monday, 5 January and was instantly capture on camera by a photo journalist. As a result, the law enforcing agency issued a notice to him on Wednesday, 7 January after receiving a complaint from a non-government organization on 6 January, Tuesday. However, he kept the Chandigarh law enforcing officials waiting for several hours Wednesday and Thursday; Devgan went to the house of a sub-divisional magistrate late Friday (9 January) evening to pay the fine of Rs.200. More to the point, both the film stars were slapped with two fines as well each Wednesday and Thursday at Kurali in Mohali, about 35 km from Chandigarh, due to allegedly smoking at a railway station there.

Many critics and concern people says both the actor are role model for many Indian teenager. So, such activities of them inspire the new generation to break law and encourage for smoking. But as a star every Indian expects more responsible behavior from them so that they really become a roll model for Indian next generation.