I had read the stories online. I saw it first hand today!
Representatives of John Terry are taking legal advice after an image resembling the England football captain appeared on cigarette packs in India.
The blurred head-and-upper-body image appears above the words Smoking Kills.
The Indian Express said it was part of an anti-smoking drive. The government's Directorate of Visual Publicity said it was unclear why the image was used.
The Indian Express quoted KS Dhatwalia, additional secretary of the Directorate of Visual Publicity, as saying: "We sent the creative to the health ministry and they then cleared it and circulated it.
"But how Terry's picture got to be used is not clear."
India 'John Terry' tobacco gaffe — www.bbc.co.uk — Readability
Representatives of John Terry are taking legal advice after an image resembling the England football captain appeared on cigarette packs in India.
The blurred head-and-upper-body image appears above the words Smoking Kills.
The Indian Express said it was part of an anti-smoking drive. The government's Directorate of Visual Publicity said it was unclear why the image was used.
The Indian Express quoted KS Dhatwalia, additional secretary of the Directorate of Visual Publicity, as saying: "We sent the creative to the health ministry and they then cleared it and circulated it.
"But how Terry's picture got to be used is not clear."
India 'John Terry' tobacco gaffe — www.bbc.co.uk — Readability