Background and challenges to implementation:
Tobacco leads to unrelenting detrimental effects on health. To protect the public Health, Bangladesh government has directed all officers who have the magistracy power to conduct mobile court on different laws frequently at all levels. For last few years, mobile court drive was proved as a very powerful tool to implement the tobacco control law. So, it was a dire obligation to sensitize the agencies on tobacco control law who are involved in implementation of law.

Intervention or response:
National Tobacco Control Cell has conducted training for the Executive Magistrates, Senior Health Education Officers, Sanitary Inspectors, Industry Inspectors, Police Officers, Ansar Officer, Civil Defense Officers and other authorized officers since 2012 in different batches throughout the year and trained 443 personnel of above mentioned law enforcing agencies. Then their initiatives were monitored through collecting report from concerned offices. It was a great challenge to ensure their participation from across the country, but made possible by the kind endeavor of the stakeholder Ministries.

Results and lessons learnt:
Following the training, those officers conducted remarkable amount of mobile courts in different public places and public transports and made exemplary penalties. For instance, during January to September 2015, 816 mobile courts were conducted and penalized 2,053 persons and 80 stores and companies and collected an amount of BD Taka 548,005 as fine for violating tobacco control law. It has received tremendous support from peoples from all walks of life and huge media coverage. Such action made people law abiding.

Conclusions and key recommendations:
Such investment did not go in vain and found very fruitful. It gave an important message to the decision makers to continue more novel approaches for curbing the tobacco use.