Family of murdered aid worker vow to fight for justice
Speaking to the Guardian, Khuram’s father Mohammad Zaman Shaikh said,
"The Sri Lankan authorities have handled the case in a painfully slow manner... They are trying to brush it under the carpet in the hope that people will forget about what happened and that we will stop fighting for justice."
"We will never stop fighting for justice."Khuram’s girlfriend, 24-year-old Victoria Tkacheva, who was raped and left with a fractured skull in the attack that saw Khuram shot dead, stated earlier this year that she would also “go to the end” for justice.
Simon Danczuk, Member of Parliament for the Shaikhs’ constituency, travelled to Sri Lanka in order to meet with government ministers in the hope of bringing the killers to justice. Danczuk, said,
"The loss this family has suffered is unbearable and I've seen for myself the pain in the parents' eyes as they struggle to come to terms with what happened to their son".
"I do not want another Christmas to pass with Khuram's killers still walking free."
