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Lady Gaga caused a stir soon after her arrival in Thailand

 

CHIANGRAI TIMES  – Thailand’s Culture Ministry’s Permanent Secretary Somchai Seanglai has filed a complaint to police against Lady Gaga for misuse of the Thai flag during her show last month.

The ministry said the part of Lady Gaga’s performance when she wore a traditional headdress and sat on a motorcycle in a skimpy outfit with a Thai flag trailing behind was “inappropriate and hurt Thai people’s sentiment”.

she wore a traditional headdress and sat on a motorcycle in a skimpy outfit with a Thai flag

The Ministry’s Permanent Secretary Somchai Seanglai said his agency gave police a summary of public complaints it received.

Somchai said “We are not asking police to prosecute her but it’s our normal procedure to file complaints to concerned agencies when we receive them,” a senior ministry official, who declined to be named, said.

The ministry noted that the Thai national flag consisted of three colours — red for the nation, blue for the revered monarchy and white for religion.

Lady Gaga caused a stir soon after her arrival in Thailand last month by tweeting: “I wanna get lost in a lady market and buy fake Rolex,” remarks that some Thais complained cast the kingdom in a negative light.

About 50,000 people attended her concert in Bangkok, which was part of a tour that sparked protests from religious hardliners in Indonesia, the Philippines and South Korea.

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