Hindu man who mistakenly ate beef wants supermarket to pay for his 'purification' trip
Jaswinder Paul from New Zealand claims that he would have to travel to India for the 'purification' process and wants Countdown to pay for it
A Hindu man in New Zealand, who ate beef that was mistakenly labelled as lamb by the supermarket where he bought it from, wants the chain to pay for his trip to India to be "purified by priests."
According to reports, Jaswinder Paul bought a package that was labeled as lamb roast from Countdown Blenheim in late September last year. He took the meat home, cooked it, and ate some of it before realizing that the meat was beef.