Indian cigarettes are sold by the roots. Why is it so difficult for Indians to smoke?

Recently, I heard that cigarettes in India are not sold by boxes, but by roots. In fact, it is difficult for Indians to smoke for three reasons. First, most people in India have low incomes and can't afford cigarettes at all, let alone smoking. Second, the cigarette case is painted with pictures of the lungs after smoking, and people watching it are scared silly. Who wants to smoke? Third, India stipulates that smoking is not allowed in public places, otherwise it will be fined and imprisoned.

First, most people in India have low incomes and can't afford cigarettes at all, let alone smoking.

Although there are many rich people in India, there are still many poor people in general. In China, a cheap pack of cigarettes is only a few dollars, not to mention how much money there is. But in India, the cheapest pack of cigarettes is also near 50 yuan, and it is the kind with the worst dry mouth. In India, people who can afford cigarettes are either the rich or the middle class, but those who want to smoke are basically low-income, so they can only save money and buy one to satisfy their hunger.

Second, the cigarette case is painted with pictures of lungs after smoking. The spectators are scared. Who wants to smoke?

Will there be a hint about cigarettes in China? Cigarettes are harmful to health? But in India, it is not so obscure. They should not only put a slogan on the cigarette case to advise against smoking, but also print colorful lungs on the outside of the cigarette case after smoking. As long as they buy cigarettes, they will see the pattern on the cigarette case when they take them. It is estimated that most people don't have that strong psychological quality to look at the lungs after smoking and smoke in the fog, so it is not difficult to smoke, but they are afraid that they will become the lungs on the cigarette case after smoking!

Third, India stipulates that smoking is not allowed in public places, otherwise it will be fined and imprisoned.

In China, people can smoke in any place, but unlike India, there are laws prohibiting smoking in public places. If you break the rules, you will be fined and detained, and you will be imprisoned. Do you think they are already so poor? Wouldn't it be worse if they were fined again? If you go to prison, who will guarantee the income of your family? So they can't smoke, but they can't afford it at all.