The horrific murder of 10-year-old Sara Sharif shook the world, leaving us all in sheer disbelief. As we learned of her father, Urfan Sharif’s, brutal confession, the global outrage demanded justice. But justice has found its way even behind bars.

After enduring a two-year campaign of torture, Sara’s lifeless body was discovered in her family home. The evidence was overwhelming – a chilling confession letter penned by her own father, admitting to his monstrous act. He fled to Pakistan, along with two other family members, but they couldn’t escape the long arm of the law.

In court, Urfan finally admitted his guilt, uttering the haunting words, “She died because of me.” His sentence? Life imprisonment with a minimum term of 40 years. The stepmother, Beinash Batool, received a life sentence with a minimum of 33 years, and Sara’s uncle, Faisal Malik, was sentenced to 16 years for his part in allowing the child’s death.

But justice didn’t stop there. Behind bars, Urfan faced the harsh reality of a prison filled with hardened criminals, many of whom despise crimes against children. Word quickly spread about who he was, and it didn’t sit well with his fellow inmates.

Just weeks into his life sentence, Urfan was attacked in his cell by two prisoners who were sickened by his heinous abuse of Sara. Armed with a jagged tuna can lid, they carried out a meticulously planned ambush. Urfan was left badly injured, with deep cuts to his face and neck. Although he survived, the attack serves as a permanent reminder of the justice he now faces.

The attack shouldn’t come as a surprise. With his reputation as a child murderer, Urfan had a target on his back. Even among criminals guilty of heinous crimes, those who harm children are considered the lowest of the low. Inmate Steve Sansom, who attacked Urfan, is serving a life sentence for the murder and dismemberment of another woman.

This incident highlights the code of justice that exists within prison walls. It shows that even in such a grim environment, criminals draw a line when it comes to crimes against innocent children. It serves as a reminder that there are consequences, even within the confines of prison, for those who commit such unspeakable acts.

As the news of this attack circulates, we can’t help but ponder the swift judgment Urfan faced. What are your thoughts on this turn of events? Share this story with your friends to spark a conversation about justice and the protection of our children.

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