The party's media convener appears before Rajendranagar police for questioning over posts related to Miss England, Milla Magee. The case follows a Congress leader's complaint. Krishank calls the probe politically motivated, marking his 23rd legal case
Tourism Minister Jupally Krishna Rao dismissed allegations surrounding the Miss World pageant as opposition propaganda. He clarified spending figures and denied wrongdoing, while admitting an internal enquiry had taken place. The state claims the Miss World organisation is handling the issue.
In her statement, Sabitha Indra Reddy accused the Congress government of tarnishing the reputation of Telangana and India on the global stage. Citing Milla Magee’s allegations of being pressured to "please middle-aged men" and "treated like a prostitute," she demanded that the government take responsibility and reveal who was behind the alleged misconduct.
Taking to X, Rama Rao, personally apologised to Magee for her experience. "You are a very strong woman, Milla Magee, and I am truly sorry you had to go through this in our State of Telangana," he said
Miss England Milla Magee’s shocking allegations of exploitation during Miss World 2025 in Hyderabad spark global outrage, raising serious questions over the event’s organisation and ethics
The 24-year-old contestant reportedly cited feelings of exploitation and a moral dilemma as the reasons behind her sudden exit. While her departure was initially explained as being due to “personal reasons,” she later revealed in an exclusive interview with The Sun that contestants were subjected to superficial treatment and a lack of respect.
