Professional beggar families in Rawalpindi are selling sacrificial meat, affecting citizens.
Rawalpindi: (Right Now News) Professional beggar families have started selling sacrificial meat. A temporary market has been set up on Jamia Masjid Road where this meat is being sold.
These beggars have collected meat from homes in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Meat prices have also increased, with beef being sold at 800 rupees and mutton at 1500 to 1600 rupees per kilogram.
Local butchers are buying meat from the beggars. Large trotters are being sold at 500 rupees and small ones at 100 rupees each. The price of prepared trotters in the market has also risen.
Authorities have not yet taken any formal action. Citizens have not received any specific guidance from the administration.
It is noteworthy that beggars often try to exploit people during Eid. This time, selling meat has provided them with a new opportunity.















