Criticism of Miss Universe's growing weight, 'no need to show sympathy'

 India's Harnaz Kaur Sindhu, who won the Miss Universe title in 2021, has recently come under fire for her weight.

Miss Universe recently spoke about her achievements, the ban on hijab in Karnataka and issues such as weight gain.

Speaking to India Today, Harnaz Kaur Sindhu, responding to criticism over the growing weight, said, "I am strong enough to ignore self-criticism, but there are people around us who have a sensitive nature."

"No one needs to sympathize with me," he said.

"There are a lot of people who are sensitive to these things and they get bored," she said. It doesn't matter if she is Miss Universe or not. We must respect everyone. "

"It can be difficult to change someone else's point of view, but if you are confident and confident, no one can stop you," said Hernaz Kaur Sindhu.

On the issue of hijab, Harnaz Kaur Sindhu had spoken in support and said, "Let the girls live as they want."

Referring to the attitudes towards girls, Harnaz Kaur had said, "Let her reach her destination, let her fly." They are on it, don't cut them, if you have to cut, cut yourself. '

During a recent function, Harnaz Kaur Sindhu had revealed a disease called 'celiac' which affects the digestive system.

According to experts, this disease can cause weight gain and loss, while also leading to long-term digestive problems.

Hernaz Kaur Sindhu was elected Miss Universe in December 2021.