Iraqi butcher gets 10 years’ jail for selling pork in holy city of Najaf
He was caught with 75kg of pork which he was passing off as beef but some residents see funny side.
Iraqi butcher gets 10 years’ jail for selling pork in holy city of Najaf
He was caught with 75kg of pork which he was passing off as beef but some residents see funny side.
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