World / On the stage, Taj Sri Lanka injured Ms Sri Lanka, beauty queen arrested

Colombo Police has arrested the current Missed World in controversy over Winner during the Beauty Contest in Sri Lanka. Mrs. World Caroline Jury has alleged that he tried to crown the crown from the winner's head, after which the new Mrs. Sri Lanka got serious injury

Let us tell you that in the contest on Sunday, Caroline Jury had tried to remove Winner's Taj in a shock after the Mrs. Sri Lanka was selected. Jury has remained the last year's Mrs. Sri Lanka.

After the injury of the Taj, the flutter D Silva had to be admitted to the hospital for treatment. This beauty contest was being broadcast. All the viewers present in the theater were stunned to see this incident. Police have also arrested a partner with Jure.

Earlier, D Silva had told the local reporters outside the police station that if the jury apologizes to publicly, he will withdraw all his charges. Although the jury refused to do so. D Silva said that he can forgive but can not forget this incident.

According to the AFP News Agency, the next hearing of this matter is expected to be next week. At the same time the jury has been released at the moment.

 What was the controversy - after the announcement of the name of the winner of the Mrs. Sri Lanka, the jury suddenly came to the stage and said in front of everyone that D Silva has been divorced and according to the rule he is not entitled to this crown.

Jury said that D Silva is a divorced woman and she has been made wrongly the winner. Describing the audience, he said that there is a rule of beauty contest in which divorced women can not participate. The Jury pulled the crown of Winner from the head of D Silva and worn the runner-up, after which D Silva came down from the stage.

After this incident, De Silva said in its cleanliness that she is different from her husband but she has not divorced. Legally he is still married. The organizers of this Beauty Contest have also asked for compensation with the charge of the loss of stage, dressing form and defaming the event.