Pakistan's police drive is going through intense strain from British authorities as they attempt to find the lacking relations linked to the heart-wrenching homicide of ten-year-old Sara Sharif.

The case has taken a world twist, with the relations fleeing the UK only a day earlier than Sara's lifeless physique was found of their Surrey residence.

Sara's father, Malik Urfan Sharif (41), his companion Beinash Batool (29), and Urfan's brother, Faisal Malik (28), at the moment are the topics of a manhunt launched by each British and Pakistani officers.

The trio left the UK shortly earlier than the tragic discovery of their £500,000 household residence in Horsell.

Recent developments from Surrey Police reveal troubling info in regards to the case. Sara's physique was discovered on August 10 after Sharif made a misery name to Pakistani authorities, prompting an investigation at their household residence.

Although the precise reason behind Sara's dying stays unsure after autopsy checks, disturbing proof emerged.

The younger woman had bruises on her physique, indicating extended and a number of accidents over time.

Mr Sharif, a taxi driver from Surrey, initially hails from Jhelum in Pakistan's Punjab area.

Officials suspect he, alongside together with his companion and brother, has returned there since leaving the UK. The seek for them spans each nations.

Imran Sharif, Mr Sharif's brother in Jhelum, revealed that his fugitive brother briefly visited the household residence after reaching Pakistan. However, he denied data of his present whereabouts.

The tragic incident has sparked collaboration between British and Pakistani authorities, aiming to hint the fugitives.

The investigating officer at Jhelum's Saddar Police station, Malik Imran, who's coordinating the investigation, mentioned: "We are facing tremendous pressure from the authorities to find the location of Urfan Sharif.

"The British High Commission in Islamabad is pressuring us to seek out [Urfan Sharif] instantly, or they are going to ship their very own investigators."