Riyan Parag, captain of the Rajasthan Royals cricket team, found himself in hot water after being caught vaping in the dressing room during a match against the Punjab Kings. Despite scoring a crucial 29 runs that helped his team secure a victory and climb to third place in the IPL standings, the incident has overshadowed his performance. Vaping is illegal in India under The Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes Act, 2019, which prohibits the production, sale, and use of e-cigarettes. This raises significant legal concerns for Parag, especially since electronic devices are not allowed in the dressing room. The Rajasthan Royals have faced criticism for not enforcing these regulations, particularly after team manager Romi Bhinder was fined for using a mobile phone in the dugout just weeks prior. Parag's actions have been labeled as setting a 'bad example' for young fans, and he may face strict penalties from IPL authorities. As he navigates this challenging phase in his career, Parag's future with the national team remains uncertain, as he has struggled to regain his form after injuries and inconsistent performances. His leadership skills are now under scrutiny, and how he responds to this incident will be crucial for his career moving forward.