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Please advice me what my next course of action should be. The session has just started and I don't really want to be the weird nerd guy who always complains to authorities. I don't want any enmity with anyone but this problem is really affecting me.
Ask the faculty warden to keep it secret, and just text him when they do. He will raid.
If you feel that faculty warden is also chommu, take step bro. Stand up for yourself, don't get afraid of people judging you.
When the group of smokers come, ask them to leave otherwise you will complaint.
Just one advice for your college life ahead, never be afraid of people will think you this or that, if they are genuinly with you, then they must understand your genuine problems. Whether religious or health.
Get your parents involved too. This is very serious.