The Miss Universe pageant has found itself at the center of controversy after a series of dramatic events involving its contestants and organizers. During a recent meeting, Fatima Bosch, the delegate representing Mexico, abruptly left the session while dressed in an elegant evening gown and high heels. This unusual departure followed a public reprimand directed at her by the event's host, Nawat Itsaragrisil. While addressing the gathering, he referred to Bosch as a 'dumbhead' amidst a dispute concerning her lack of compliance with the pageant's social media promotional requirements.

This unexpected outburst is not the only troubling news surrounding this year's pageant. Reports indicate that as many as three jury members have exited the competition. One jury member has even gone public with allegations of inappropriate relationships between a contestant and a judge, further adding to the growing concerns surrounding the credibility and professionalism of the event.

In the midst of this turmoil, India’s representative, 21-year-old Manika Vishwakarma, a political science student, continues to prepare for the competition. The unfolding events raise questions about the overall atmosphere of this prestigious global contest and whether these incidents will have lasting impacts on its reputation.

The combination of public reprimands, unexpected exits, and allegations of misconduct indicates that this year's Miss Universe pageant is grappling with serious organizational issues. Observers and pageant fans await further developments as the situation evolves.