A few days back, Indian actress Juhi Chawla stood her voice against 5G wireless networks installation in the country claiming that it is a potential threat to provoke irreversible and serious effects on humans and it could also permanently damage the earth's ecosystems.
After reserving their order after the hearing process that took place on June 2. On Friday, the Delhi High court dismissed Chawla’s plea citing it is a 'defective plea' and was a ‘publicity stunt’. The court also issued a fine of ₹20 lakh.
Recently, Juhi Chawla filed a case against the up and coming 5G technology in India. The actress reasoned that the 5G network will emit radiation which will cause harm to humans and animals.
The Delhi High Court said costs of ₹ 20 lakh is imposed on plaintiffs.
New Delhi:
The Delhi High Court on Friday dismissed actor Juhi Chawla s petition against the rollout of 5G in India and said that the lawsuit was for publicity . Not just that, the court also said Rs. 20 lakh must be paid by the plaintiffs, including Ms Chawla. The suit is dismissed. Plaintiffs abused the process of law. Costs of Rs 20 lakh are imposed on plaintiffs, the court said. It also ordered action against people who interrupted the virtual hearing on Wednesday by singing songs from the actor s films using a link that she had shared on social media.