ISLAMABAD: The prosecution has formally completed the scrutiny of the charge sheet in the high-profile TikToker Sana Yousaf murder case and submitted it to the District and Sessions Court in Islamabad. According to prosecution officials, the formal trial will commence after the conclusion of the summer recess.
The charge sheet, which had been under review for more than a month, lists a total of 31 witnesses. Among them are members of Sana Yousaf’s family, police officials, doctors, and other individuals connected to the investigation. The police investigation named Umar Hayat as the primary suspect in the case, placing him at the center of the prosecution’s arguments once hearings begin.
Officials noted that the scrutiny of the document was essential to ensure that all legal requirements were met before the case could proceed to trial. The submission marks a critical step forward in what has become one of the most widely followed murder cases linked to Pakistan’s social media community.
Who Was Sana Yousaf?
Sana Yousaf was a rising TikTok star whose short videos gained her a growing fan base across social media platforms. Known for her lively personality and engaging content, she quickly became popular among young audiences in Pakistan.
Her tragic death shocked followers nationwide and sparked widespread outrage. The incident has drawn attention not only to issues of personal safety for digital influencers but also to the risks associated with online fame and the pressures of social media culture.
As the case moves to trial, the public eye remains firmly fixed on the proceedings, with many hoping for swift justice in the murder of the young content creator.
