Yesterday, while hanging out with friends near a tea stall close to my house, we smoked cigarettes.

Yesterday, while hanging out with friends near a tea stall close to my house, we smoked cigarettes. Two policemen on a bike appeared, and one of them saw us smoking. We threw away our cigarettes, but the policeman approached us, insisting that he saw us smoking even after they arrived. He took a photo of me without a cigarette in my hand and asked for my details. I showed him a copy of my Aadhar card on my phone, which he took a photo of and sent to someone on WhatsApp. The next day, I received a message on WhatsApp saying that an e-petty case had been booked against me and that I had to attend court. The message included the court's address, the contact details of a court officer, and a warning that if I didn't attend court, a charge sheet would be filed against me. When I called the number provided for more information, the person told me that I would get the challan after I visited the court and refused to provide any detail. However, the message seemed suspicious and poorly written