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Dethroned Miss Grand International 2024 Rachel Gupta complains of ‘mistreatment,’ ‘toxic environment'

  • Rachel Gupta, the first Indian Miss Grand International 2024, announced her decision to step down and return the crown on May 28 in Manila.
  • She attributed her unexpected resignation less than a year after winning to unfulfilled commitments, unfair treatment, and a hostile atmosphere in the organization.
  • Gupta detailed feeling exploited and declared she could no longer endure the situation in silence while promising to release a full video explaining her difficult journey.
  • The Miss Grand International Organization immediately revoked her title, citing failure to fulfill duties, unauthorized external projects, and refusal to attend a scheduled trip to Guatemala.
  • This revocation leaves the title vacant, with first runner-up CJ Opiaza from the Philippines expected to assume the crown soon.
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Rachel Gupta was crowned in October 2024 as Miss Grand International, the beauty contest from Thailand. The young native of India resigned her title after seven months and made a strong complaint against the contest: “This is my truth.” What Rachel Gupta said about her experience as Miss Grand InternationalGupta was born in Jalandhar, Punjab, on January 24, 2004. At just 20 years old, she became the first Indian woman to receive this title, whic…

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Miss Grand International 2024, Rachel Gupta, moved her community on social media by sharing an official statement with an unexpected announcement.The beauty queen, crowned in October 2024, indicated that she renounced her title due to ill-treatment by the organization. In her message, the representative of India described the environment as “toxic” and assured that multiple promises were breached. “Being crowned was one of the most precious drea…

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The Filipino Times broke the news in on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
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