Hungarian bride, Pakistani groom can't understand each other

December 03, 2013 16:19

A sham wedding ceremony was broken up by police after they discovered that the bride and groom were unable to understand what each other were saying.

Sufyan Shahzad, from Pakistan, claimed to have had a whirlwind romance with Hungarian woman Katalin Ottlyk.But when officials noticed that the couple could not communicate properly, they became suspicious and alerted police to the fraud. Read more

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