'Police initiated several raids but got no breakthrough yet. This case is a challenge for us and we want to unburden ourselves by arresting them soon.'
Last week authorities in Pakistan raided a large number of properties in Jhelum, a city in the north of Punjab, in search of Mr Sharif’s relatives who may know where the family is hiding.
On Monday officers said that the trio were constantly moving and were closely following media reports to keep ahead.telling them his niece had ‘fallen down the stairs and broken her neck’‘We are trying our best to arrest Urfan, Beinash and Faisal soon. They keep changing the locations’, Malik Nisar, a police inspector at Domeli Police Station in Jhelum and a head of one of the three teams hunting them said.
Sardar Nisar Ahmed Khan, the spokesman of the Regional Police Office Rawalpindi added: ‘The media is reporting minute by minute and I think they are changing the location through media reporting and they are monitoring the news to avoid the arrest. ‘Police initiated several raids but got no breakthrough yet. This case is a challenge for us and we want to unburden ourselves by arresting them soon.’
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