Controversial beauty pageant ad..! Only 'this' caste..!?

Two were arrested over the controversy over women's beauty pageant posters. It was advertised that the winner of the beauty pageant would get a chance to marry an nri boy. A 'beauty pageant' event in punjab has made controversial rules by the organizers. Enraged by the advertisements of the pageant, which was scheduled to be held on october 23 at the Sweet Milan Hotel in bathinda, various social and religious organizations protested. Two persons have been arrested on charges of insulting women in the name of a beauty contest in the bathinda district of Punjab. A poster allegedly misrepresenting women in the guise of a beauty pageant is going viral on social media. The poster mentions that only common castes can participate in this pageant and the winner of this beauty pageant has a chance to marry a non-resident indian boy from Canada.
Due to this advertisement, there is a lot of dissatisfaction among the people of the area. Women's organizations are also upset that this event has insulted women and advertised it indecently. The organizers of the beauty pageant, Surinder Singh and ram Dayal Singh, have been arrested, police said. Today (October 14, Thursday) these posters were put up in several parts of the city, including the Ajit Singh Road area of Bathinda. According to the poster, the beauty pageant winner was charged by the Canadian NRA. There is a possibility of marrying someone. Only beautiful girls belonging to general castes can participate in the pageant. Social activists have criticized the beauty pageant as degrading to women. All criticized the posters as clearly showing that the organizers not only promoted casteism but also denigrated women. At the same time, the owner of Hotel Sweet Milan said that no one has made a reservation with them regarding such a beautiful event. He said he plans to file a complaint with the police about the unnecessary misuse of his name.
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Sowmiya Sriram

14/10/2022 01:54 PM