Sunday, August 27, 2023 
Pakistani police are following the cell phone of Sara Sharif's dad who is on a pursued his 10-year-old girl was found dead at home in the UK, The Day to day Mirror revealed Sunday.
Sara's body was found in her family home in Woking, Surrey, on August 10. Subsequent to finding her body, Surrey Police sent off a homicide test and a global chase after her dad, Urfan Sharif, his accomplice Beinash Batool, and his sibling Faisal Malik, who had everything left for Pakistan before her body was found and are needed for addressing.
Introductory discoveries from the posthumous assessment uncovered that the little kid had supported "different and broad wounds" over a drawn out period, raising the desperation of the examination.
The new update uncovered that the investigators are following a telephone SIM card that has a place with Urfan and is being "effectively utilized". The improvement comes after the police began surrounding the family.
"With God's will we will make the capture by tomorrow evening," Jhelum police boss Nasir Bajwa said.
The police have up to this point scrutinized Urfan's dad, sibling and uncle.
Rawalpindi's senior cop Khurram Ali — who is at present driving the hunt — told the Mail on Sunday: "We have followed a cell phone SIM card which is enrolled under the name of Urfan Sharif and is by and large effectively utilized by somebody in Jhelum."
Recently, a letter found from the 10-year-old's home claimed that Sara was pounded into the ground. It additionally said: "Whoever sees this, it was [name] who killed [Sara] by beating. I'm taking off in light of the fact that I am terrified."
Sara's mom, Olga Sharif, said that her girl had "cuts and injuries" prior to leaving for school in April. "I won't ever have conclusion until I realize what has occurred and why. He can't stow away for eternity."
On Thursday, the Surrey police recorded another interest for data as they keep on exploring about Sara's life before her passing.
Criminal investigator Director Imprint Chapman, from the Surrey Police and Sussex Police Significant Wrongdoing Group, said: "It is presently fourteen days since Sara's body was found and the effect of her grievous passing keeps on being felt profoundly by the neighborhood and more extensive local area, including our officials and staff.
"We might want to thank those individuals who have proactively approached and detailed data to us. In any case, we realize that there will be loads of individuals in the Woking people group and past who will have had contact with Sara who may not as of now have approached, and we would urge them to do as such.
"Any data is superior to no data - despite the fact that you could believe it's irrelevant, it very well may be imperative to the examination and in assisting us with bringing equity for Sara." Anybody with data is encouraged to answer to the power online through the Significant Occurrence Public Entry or by calling 101, citing Activity Harmony.
