Mrs World arrested then released for ostensibly snatching Mrs Sri Lanka crown, rioting on stage
Former Mrs Sri Lankan and current Mrs World Caroline Jury and her partner were arrested on Thursday for assaulting and damaging the theatre.

It may be recalled that Pushpika de Silva was declared the winner of Mrs Sri Lanka 2021 in the final ceremony in a theatre in Colombo on Sunday, while Caroline Jury was awarded the same honour in 2019.
The Caroline jury was named "Mrs World" in 2020.
Mrs Sri Lanka's final ceremony was also broadcasted on a state TV channel on Sunday in which Pushpika de Silva was declared the winner of the year 2020 and as soon as she was crowned, former Mrs Sri Lankan Caroline Jury snatched her award.
Pushpica de Silva also suffered head injuries during the incident, after which she was taken to hospital.
Speaking to reporters outside a police station in Colombo, Pushpika de Silva said she would withdraw the case if the Caroline jury apologized in public, but the former titleholder refused to apologize.
De Silva also said, "I tried to resolve the matter out of court, but the Caroline jury refused."
"I can forgive, but I can't forget," de Silva added.
According to the report, Caroline Jury had claimed that de Silva was not entitled to the title of Mrs Sri Lanka as she was divorced. To compete in the Sri Lankan contest, de Silva must be married and separated from her husband, although she is legally married.
Caroline Jury has been asked by event organizers to overhaul the damage is done to the stage likewise several windows in the backstage dressing room was also damaged during the scuffle.
Following the incident, social media users are demanding to withdraw the Mrs World award from the Caroline jury.
According to the latest report, Reigning Mrs World Caroline Jurie was released on police bail after being arrested by the Police this afternoon over the brawl at the Mrs Sri Lanka pageant on Sunday.
However, Caroline Jurie and Chula Padmendra were arrested by the Cinnamon Gardens Police and after recording their statements were released on bail, Police Spokesman said.

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