Miss Universe Is Making Trouble In The Streets Of Taj Mahal.

"P", "Miss Universe", Olivia Carbo was suspected of shooting sandals in India's historic site Taj Mahal. "Miss Universe" selection organization apologized to the Indian side on the 11 day.

India police have filed a case to investigate Carle and others in the Taj Mahal.

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< p > Carle wave is 21 years old. The American is the winner of Miss Universe 2012.

She visited India 10 days ago, visited Taj Mahal on 6, and returned home that evening.

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< p > Agence France-Presse reported that Carle was wearing a peach pink dress when visiting Taj Mahal.

In the meantime, she came to the park, one of the attractions, "Diana chair" photo.

Photos showed that she wore a sandal on her feet, and another one in her hand, with a pair of sandals beside them.

This move has the suspicion of shooting shoes advertisements.

According to the regulations, visitors must take off their shoes when visiting Taj Mahal, while the "Diana chair" is located in the garden, allowing tourists to wear shoes.

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< p > Taj Mahal administration accused Carle of actually shooting sandals in the cemetery area.

The India heritage protection law stipulates that no one is allowed to engage in commercial activities in Taj Mahal.

India's "midday" quoted the director of Taj Mahal management Munazar Ali as saying that Carle's posing in the Taj Mahal was a "disrespect and insult to the monument".

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< p > Suchant Gower, a spokesman for Agra City police, confirmed to Agence France-Presse that "we have registered a case against Carle wave and its team."

The India Stan Times reported that the tourism police had begun to access the surveillance video in Taj Mahal.

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< p > Gore said that if convicted, the person involved will face a maximum penalty of two years' imprisonment and 100 thousand rupees (about 1600 dollars).

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< p > 11, the "Miss Universe" selection organization based on the United States issued a statement to express the "deep regret" to India on the behavior of Carle and others.

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< p > the statement said that when Carle visited Taj Mahal, he was recording a video diary for fans, some of which appeared sponsor brand, but the video itself was not for commercial purposes.

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< p > although the "Miss Universe" organizer hastily "extinguish fire", this incident has caused waves in India's public opinion, which has annoyed many archaeologists, histories and sociologists.

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< p > sociologist Vivek Kumar believes that Miss Universe can not be given "privileges" or "it will hurt the feelings of Indians".

Sociologist Mara Kapoor Shankardas said: "we often see celebrities violating laws and regulations in public places.

They should realize that they can not escape by luck.

Miss universe should have respect for the sanctity of this historic site.

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