15 August
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| Initial release | March 29, 2019 |
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| Directors | Swapnaneel Jaykar |
| Languages | Marathi language |
| Produced by | Madhuri Dixit |
| Distributed by | Netflix |
| # "15 August Movie "produced by Madhuri Dixit! The gorgeous Madhuri Dixit has turned producer with this Marathi movie . . . | |
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| ID | 814894 |
About 15 August
On India's Independence Day, a mishap in a Mumbai building disrupts a young couple's love story as residents work to help a little boy.
Just Stop Oil: Rishi Sunak defends 'severe' jail sentences
... The warning came in a letter shown to BBC News, sent to the government by the UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights in the context of climate change, Ian Fry, on 15 August this year...
Just Stop Oil: UN criticises 'severe' jail sentences
... The warning comes in a letter shown to BBC News, sent to the government by the UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights in the context of climate change, Ian Fry, on 15 August this year...
Sara Sharif: Five days before Pakistan asked to start family search
... " During our conversation, Mr Ali tells us that the Punjab police were told to begin their search for the family on 15 August after receiving a request from Interpol through Pakistan s Federal Investigation Agency or FIA...
Taliban stop female Afghan students leaving country to study in Dubai
... She had graduated from high school and was preparing for the university entrance exam just as the Taliban took power on 15 August 2021...
Omagh bomb: A phone call between friends after the blast
... On 15 August 1998, Rachel had been working in the County Tyrone town and Kate had come to meet her as she had an appointment in Omagh that day...
Omagh bomb: Families mark 25th anniversary with private service
... He will lay a wreath to his wife Philomena who was among those killed on 15 August 1998...
Afghanistan refugees being let down by UK, says think tank
... It comes on the anniversary of the UK s evacuation programme and the fall of Kabul to the Taliban on 15 August 2021...
Talking to the Taliban: Right or wrong?
... This includes a deeply embittered and still shaken Afghan diaspora, forced to flee their own country when the Taliban swept into power - for a second time - on 15 August 2021...
Sara Sharif: Five days before Pakistan asked to start family search
By Carrie Davies in IslamabadBBC News
Police in Pakistan say they did not receive a request to search for The Family of Sara Sharif until Five Days After Her body was found in The UK.
They say The Request was via Interpol. Surrey Police have not said when they asked Interpol for The Search to start.
The Body of 10-year-old Sara was found on 10 August in Woking.
UK police want to speak to her father, Urfan Sharif, his partner, Beinash Batool and his brother Faisal Malik in relation to their murder investigation.
According to new details The Bbc has been told about The Pakistan investigation, police now believe they were staying with family in Pakistan until early on 13 August. After This date, The Police say they don't know where They Went in The country.
Along with my Team We have been following The Trail .
Over 8,000km (4,971 miles) from Woking, it runs cold.
We Are walking through The Streets of a small hamlet near Domeli in central Punjab, Pakistan; dirt tracks barely wide enough to drive a car through, surrounded by fields, woodland and dramatic hills on The horizon.
This, The Pakistan police tells us, is The Last location they know Urfan Sharif, Beinash Batool and Faisal Malik visited. According to their investigation, The Family arrived at The home of Mr Sharif's sister and her brother-in-law here late at night on 12 August, leaving around 05:00 local time The Following day. From there The Police say they don't know where They Went .
We visit The Family home, but all they will say is that Mr Sharif's brother-in-law was taken by police several days ago; they haven't seen him since. The brother-in-law's uncle, Ameer Afzal, does speak to us.
" Yes, Urfan Sharif visited us, " Mr Afzal tells us. " I didn't meet him personally, but My Family told me in The Morning that he visited with His Family at night. "
" We Are very worried about why The Police took my nephew. If there is any issue with The Urfan's family, we have nothing to do with that. "
The Police have begun to reveal more information about The Family 's first few days in Pakistan. They were already known to have landed at Islamabad airport early on 10 August. It was from here that Mr Sharif made a 999 call which led officers in The UK to The House in Woking where they discovered Sara's body. An inquest heard she had sustained " multiple and extensive injuries" likely to have been caused over a sustained period of time.
According to Pakistan police, Mr Sharif and His Family were collected by Family Members from Islamabad airport And Then driven to Jhelum, over 130km (81 miles) away. They then spent nearly Two Days at The Family home before relocating around 23:00 local time on 12 August to his sister's home for a few hours.
" His brother-in-law said that they were leaving The House at 5am and I asked them you came at 12 in The Night now you are leaving so quickly? " Syed Khurram Ali, Regional police chief with The Punjab Police tells us.
" They said we have some important thing to do, but didn't explain what. When we asked The Family what was The Reason for The Visit , they say it is just a routine visit. "
During our conversation, Mr Ali tells us that The Punjab Police were told to begin their search for The Family on 15 August after receiving a request from Interpol through Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency or FIA. Sara's body was found on 10 August.
We have been trying to establish The Reason for The five-day gap. Surrey Police has said that they had been liaising with international partners since 10 August, but would not tell us when they put a request to Interpol to ask Pakistan's police to search for The Family . We did not hear back from The Pakistan FIA. The Pakistan police say they then pulled together a team to begin The Search on 16 August.
Three weeks since Sara's body was discovered, The Police say they still do not know where her father, stepmother and uncle are. The Police told us that they now have two teams dedicated to finding them and have searched locations in Jhelum, Sialkot and Mansehra, with new information Coming In regularly.
" I think it would be very difficult for them to stay in hiding for quite some time, " says Mr Ali.
" They will be contacting different people for their different needs. It is not possible that they hide for an indefinite period. Police are pursuing them, working on it day and night. I'm sure We Are going to find them. "
TimelineRelated TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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