Sarim case: police arrest two more suspects as culprit remains unidentified

Karachi police have yet to identify the culprit in the murder case of 7-year-old Sarim, who was kidnapped and sexually assaulted before being killed in North Karachi.

The investigation team conducted another raid at Bait-ul-Anam Apartments on Thursday, detaining two additional suspects with suspicious behavior and movements.

This brings the total number of detainees in the case to nine, as authorities continue their efforts to uncover the perpetrator.

Despite their efforts, police have made no breakthroughs in the investigation. 

According to sources, the authorities are still trying to determine where Sarim was kept and murdered within the apartments.

The four-member investigation team is awaiting the DNA report, which they believe will be key to identifying the killer. They have collected more fingerprints from the water tank where Sarim's body was discovered.

The detainees are being questioned separately as the investigation intensifies. Authorities remain hopeful that the forensic evidence and interrogations will soon lead to the resolution of this heinous crime.

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The family of seven-year-old Sarim, whose body was recovered from an underground water tank in North Karachi, called off their protest on Wednesday after police assured them of justice within two to three days.

Sarim's father expressed hope that the police would do their best to arrest his son's killers.

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"We are ending our protest as the police have assured us of the results within two to three days," said Sarim's father, as the family of the seven-year-old boy called off their protest demonstration at Powerhouse Chowrangi in Karachi.

The family had staged the protest against the non-arrest of the accused in the case. Sarim's father expressed hope that the police would do their best to arrest his son's killers.