Hajj Quota Corruption Trial: Religious Affairs Minister Slams Former Official
A corruption trial concerning Hajj (Islamic pilgrimage) quotas in Indonesia has seen the Minister of Religious Affairs fiercely condemn a former official's testimony as 'slander more cruel than murder,' drawing significant attention to the proceedings.
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