The father of a five-year-old boy who was kidnapped in Pakistan has returned home and is helping officers in the search for his son, police have said. Raja Saeed, 28, is aiding authorities "to ensure the safe return of Sahil", Ch Supt Darren Shenton said. Sahil, from Oldham, Greater Manchester, was taken by armed robbers from his grandmother's house in Jhelum, Punjab. UK police stressed they have made no arrests in the case. Authorities in Pakistan are leading the search. They have arrested several people including a taxi driver. However, on Thursday they said it could be several days or weeks before the boy is found. nterior Minister Rehman Malik has said he believes someone "very close to the family" was responsible for the abduction. On Wednesday, the BBC learned that Mr Saeed had returned to the UK. Although he was free to travel, he did so against the wishes of Pakistan's police who felt his presence could have helped them recover Sahil more quickly. He has now been reunited with his wife, Akila, who had made an impassioned plea for her son's return.
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hi all my family is doing duas for sahil saeed return to he family safe and well .and i can't sleep at night i think about sahil saeed too much
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