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Ajay Devgn Challenges FDA Notice Over Pan Masala Ad in Bombay High Court

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Actor Ajay Devgn has moved the Bombay High Court against show-cause notices issued over his pan masala advertisements. Shah Rukh Khan and Tiger Shroff are facing similar notices for their endorsements. The actors have been asked to withdraw their ads and explain their endorsement agreements. The regulator's concern stems from Vimal Pan Masala being classified as a prohibited smokeless tobacco product in the region.

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