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Juhi Chawla BREAKS SILENCE On Development Of 5G Fight; “You Decide If It Was A Publicity Stunt”

In June, Juhi Chawla had challenged the introduction and usage of 5G broadband network in India.

However, this has caused quite the frenzy and the actress has been trolled and accused of a publicity stunt by netizens.

Juhi Chawla had expresses her concerns on radiation toxicity and also raised awareness of health hazards due to radiation from Mobile Tower Antennae.  Post the accusation, Juhi has now publicly broken her silence on the issue.

On Instagram, Juhi has put out a video documenting her tryst with the concerned official authorities over the course of the last 10 years. 

“Whatever transpired in June, left me feeling hurt & confused. On one hand, I received some bad press and publicity, on the other,I received heartwarming messages from unknown people telling me they were genuinely and completely in support. One such message was from a group of farmers in Maharashtra which brought tears to my eyes, they wished to carry out a voluntary drive to collect a small sum of money from each of their 10,000 farmer community to help me pay the hefty penalty, I had been fined with,” she says.

Continuing, “Moments like these made me grateful that no matter what, I had lent a voice to the health concerns of many, many simple people of my country. When the storm died down, and I could see more clearly, I became calm and strong because I realized what an important, timely, relevant and impacting question I had raised. Had it not been so, would the world have erupted the way it did?!”

Juhi then concluded her video saying, “All this while I remained silent because I believe silence has its own deafening sound, but now I’d like to bring forth some very important and shocking details of happenings, in my 11-year journey of discovering EMF radiation, its health effects and the glaring ignorance of certain authorities in this regard. I hope you can take some time to watch this video.”

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