It is reported that the boy was found in farms (Khait) near Dingah. Normal practice here in Pakistan is same. Kidnappers leave the abducted person some where after receiving ransom. And police till tonight said nothing clear however international media is telling stories of payment of ransom . Police has not claimed any effort except finding the child. It is almost clear that they may have gone to pick the child from somewhere.
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Family joy at kidnapped boy’s release, but was ransom paid to his captors?
Sahil Saeed's mother promises cuddles and jacket potatoes amid conflicting reports of deal to secure safe return
Sahil Saeed’s mother Akila Naqqash holds up a picture of her son outside her home, hours after learning that he was safe. Photograph: Dave Thompson/Getty Images
Jacket potatoes and a huge primary school party await Sahil Saeed, the five-year-old British boy kidnapped for 13 days in [ been held for 13 days, and the way he spoke to me was like nothing happened – it's normal. He's going on and on and on about his toys and his sisters and everything – a normal little boy. When he comes back I am going to give him a big kiss and cuddles and keep him happy. He will definitely be getting a jacket potato."
Of her husband, his wife said: “I have had no contact with him but hopefully he will be bringing back my little boy.” She added that insinuations about possible family involvement in the affair had added to the ordeal, calling the rumours nonsense. “Me and my husband are still together, happily married after seven years. All the speculation has been false. It makes me angry, all the stories.”
There were ecstatic scenes at morning assembly in Sahil’s primary school, Rushcroft. More than 200 children raised the roof with three cheers as headteacher Jane Sheridan told them: “One of our stars was missing, but I told you last week that somewhere he would be shining. Now our star has been found.”](“Pakistan | The Guardian”)