Wives’ dispute in Pakistan lands husbands in Dubai jail ...United Arab Emirates

Dubai: A quarrel between two women in Pakistan led to their husbands fighting in Dubai. The two men, who were working in Dubai Cattle Market in Al Qusais area, exchanged insults over a dispute between their wives in Pakistan. According to Dubai Court of First Instance, the 60-year-old defendant, identified as M.H, along with a countryman physically assaulted the 38-year-old man with a shovel and meat cleaver, causing a 10 per cent permanent disability. In April 2020, the defendant hit the victim’s arm with the cleaver, while the second defendant attacked the victim with a shovel on his head. “Both insulted me with abusive language before attacking me. The reason behind the problem was a dis

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