The police authorities in Pakistan have taken into custody ten close relatives of Sara’s father for further inquiry. In light of discovering Sara’s deceased body at their home in Woking, Surrey on August 10th, Urfan Sharif (41) along with his partner Beinash Batool (29) left behind their life in the UK and journeyed towards Pakistan.

During the post-mortem examination, it was discovered that she had endured a prolonged and repetitive infliction of severe injuries.

The father and stepmother of the deceased girl from Jehlum are currently evading authorities as reported by a police representative located 108 miles north-west of Lahore.

Alongside this information came news that ten close relatives have been apprehended for questioning as part of ongoing investigations. The spokesperson named Mohammad Sharif along with his brothers, cousins, and Urfan Sharif’s father among those who were detained by law enforcement officials.

It is worth noting that it is customary for Pakistani authorities to hold close relatives of wanted individuals without imprisonment to avoid legal complications. The stepmother made her first public statement on Wednesday after the tragic discovery of the little girl’s lifeless body.

The father and stepmother, along with their five children aged between one and 13, left Britain and are now of interest to Surrey Police in relation to Sara’s death.

In an interview with a Polish television program called Uwaga!, Sara’s mother, Olga Sharif, recounted the harrowing experience of seeing her daughter’s lifeless body.

She vividly described one cheek appearing swollen while the other side showed signs of bruising, a memory that remains etched in her mind even when she closes her eyes.

In 2015, Ms Sharif separated from her husband, resulting in Sara and her older brother living with their father since 2019 based on a ruling by the family court. However, Ms Sharif’s visitation rights gradually diminished over time despite initially being equal to those of her husband.

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The successful arrest occurred shortly before 11:00am, resulting in Khalife being held in custody.

After escaping from HMP Wandsworth earlier that week by disguising himself as a cook and hiding under a delivery lorry, authorities had launched a nationwide search for him since his military dismissal in May.

During his speech at the G20 summit location in New Delhi, the Prime Minister expressed contentment with this development while extending gratitude to both law enforcement officers for their exceptional efforts and members of the public for providing significant leads during their investigations.

Home Office minister Chris Philp expressed his gratitude towards the police force for their quick apprehension of fugitive terror suspect Daniel Khalife.

In a social media post, Philp commended the Metropolitan Police for their efficient work in capturing Khalife without delay. This operation serves as an exemplary display of law enforcement expertise and deserves praise for all participating officers.

Furthermore, on Friday law enforcement offered a £20,000 reward to individuals who could provide valuable information leading to Khalife’s arrest. The accused already faced trial for allegedly planting a hoax bomb at an RAF base and acquiring intelligence that could be useful to terrorists or those opposing the UK’s interests.

According to reports, Khalife managed to escape from prison kitchens at 7:50 am on Wednesday while disguised in a cook’s uniform. It is believed he evaded capture by hiding beneath a food delivery van, which was discovered at 7:32 am attached to the left side of HMP Wandsworth. Just 18 minutes later, at 7:50 am, he was officially declared missing. Authorities were notified at 8:15 am and promptly intercepted the van on Upper Richmond Road near its intersection with Carlton Road at 8:37 am.

Officers pondered over the possibility that Khalife sought refuge by clinging onto the undercarriage of the lorry, evidenced by the discovery of strapping affixed to it. To locate the ex-soldier, officers initiated a lockdown in Richmond Park and subsequently redirected their search operation towards Chiswick.

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