Juhi Chawla On Her Lawsuit Against 5G: 'I Have Been Talking About Radiation For Past 10 Years'
Actress Juhi Chawla has been receiving criticism for her lawsuit against setting up of 5G in India. Responding to the same, she released an Instagram video in which she clarified that she has been talking about the harmful effects of radiation for the past ten years.
Actress Juhi Chawla has been receiving criticism for her lawsuit against setting up of 5G in India. Responding to the same, she released an Instagram video in which she clarified that she has been talking about the harmful effects of radiation for the past ten years.
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Chawla said that she is not against technological advancements but she believes that there is sufficient proof to believe that the radiations cause harmful effects to birds, insects, animals as well as humans.
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"From the past 10 years, I have been talking about safe cellphone use, radiation and I have raised awareness about these things. Why did I do that? Our phones work on radio waves, which are only increasing in our environment. Now, 4G to 5G is a very big leap. Radiation will increase exponentially.
"Everything in moderation is fine, but when in excess, then we get to know its consequence. You feel the ill effects of it. These radiations, which have been spread over us for last 20-25 years, has anyone researched about them? Read about it a little more and I hope you are convinced and you join me."
In the virtual hearing of the lawsuit, Juhi Chawla was constantly being interrupted by unknown people, who kept singing songs from her movies that included Meri Banno Ki Aayegi Baraat and Ghoonghat ki Aad Se among others.
Hearing before Delhi HC on actress Juhi Chawla petition challenging the roll-out of 5G services in India interrupted because someone who got into the virtual hearing started singing songs from Juhi Chawla¡¯s movies. @iam_juhi #DelhiHighCourt pic.twitter.com/u7Rfkw2cmS
¡ª Pushpendra Singh Bhadoriya (@PushpendraAdvoc) June 2, 2021
This happened after the actress had shared the link for the court hearing on Twitter and Instagram and invited people to join in.
The names of the users appeared on the screen as Manisha Koirala and Jahnvi.
Also Read: Juhi Chawla Has Filed A Suit Against Setting Up Of 5G Technology In India; Here's Why
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