2 years after Harshita Brella murder in UK, family retraces final days, seeks answers

Two years have passed since the murder of Harshita Brella in the UK, and her family is retracing the final days of her life in an attempt to seek answers and justice. Harshita's parents, Satbir Singh and Sudesh Kumari, carried bouquets of flowers across England, visiting the places where their daughter had lived and died. The first bouquet was left at the Corby Boating Club, where Harshita was last seen alive.

The family moved from one address to another, each location significant to Harshita's life. When the police released CCTV footage showing Harshita walking with her husband, Pankaj Lamba, the family watched it over and over, desperately searching for any sign of what had happened to her. The car containing Harshita's body was found parked near a tree outside the house where Lamba lived.

Harshita's family is now desperate for answers, but so far, the investigation has produced no arrest or conclusion. The family met with investigators, but they were not able to share any new information or allow the family to attend significant proceedings. Harshita had previously reported domestic abuse to the police, and after her last call home, she was placed under police protection. Four days later, she was found dead.