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Weluree Ditsayabut, center, with runner-ups Pimbongkod Chankaew, left, and Sunnanipa Krissanasuwan, right, during a Miss Universe Thailand foe on May 17, 2014.

(CNN) — Less than a month after she was crowned Miss Universe Thailand, manifestation leader Weluree “Fai” Ditsayabut has relinquished her pretension underneath a fusillade of critique for comments she done online opposite supporters of a country’s suspended primary minister.

“I felt underneath pressure. we attempted to urge myself though what we could not mount was to see my mom stressed,” an romantic Weluree told reporters in Bangkok Monday.

After a 22-year-old won a foe on May 17, sardonic comments predating a foe were found on her Facebook page. They referred to pro-government demonstrators, who are famous as “red shirts,” as “dirty” and “evil activists” that should “all be executed.”

“I am not neutral. we am on a side of His Majesty a King,” Weluree pronounced in a now-deleted Facebook critique from November, when a country’s domestic predicament began, according to internal news site Khaosod English.


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Weluree reportedly pronounced Thailand would be cleaner if a “dirty” red shirts left a country.

Pro-government supporters questioned Weluree’s manifestation feat on renouned online forums and amicable media sites. A Facebook page in critique of her winning a foe garnered thousands of “likes” — nonetheless some users criticized her coming and claimed she won since of her connections, rather than lifting concerns about her anti-red shirt comments.

Other netizens seemed to be rapt with comparing Weluree’s coming to that of Nissa Katerahong, who won a Miss Tiffany’s Universe transgender beauty foe in Pattaya final month.

Weluree — an actress, speak uncover host, and English tyro — apologized for her remarks on May 19. “I was careless. we was young. we did it recklessly,” she pronounced in an talk on Thailand’s Channel 3.

But a harsh open ridicule appears to have ragged her down.

“At first, my family was happy for me when we was crowned,” Weluree pronounced Monday. “But there’s no some-more complacency following waves of critique from a society.” She pronounced a preference was hers alone, and thanked a manifestation judges and her fans for their support.

It is misleading either Weluree’s climax will be upheld to a competition’s runner-up and public favorite Pimbongkod “Ellie” Chankaew.

The manifestation debate emerged during a tallness of a domestic predicament that has tormented Thailand for months, and stirred a troops to seize energy in a manoeuvre in May.

The misunderstanding began in Nov when a supervision attempted to pass a argumentative freedom check that would have privileged a approach for a lapse of then-prime apportion Yingluck Shinawatra’s brother, Thaksin, to politics. The former primary apportion and aristocrat has been vital in self-imposed outcast to equivocate a crime conviction, after being dismissed in a troops manoeuvre in 2006.

Since November, a People’s Democratic Reform Committee led anti-government protesters, who were mostly middle-class royalists, in job for Yingluck’s supervision to be transposed with an unelected “people’s council.”

Competing rallies were hold by pro-government supporters, many of whom came from a country’s farming north and northeast and perspective Yingluck’s ouster as a “judicial coup.”

Yingluck was found guilty of abuse of energy and private from bureau along with several cupboard ministers on May 7, and indicted by Thailand’s anti-graft body.

In a televised residence on May 22, Thailand’s army arch General Prayuth Chan-ocha announced that the nation had been placed underneath troops control. Since then, a junta has imposed a array of measures purportedly directed during restoring sequence and solution a crisis, including curfews, bans on open assembly, and media blackouts.

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CNN’s Karla Cripps and Tim Hume contributed to this report.


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