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Family of Slain Intel Officer Vows to Fight On After Tahir Hussain Verdict

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Ankur Sharma, brother of Intelligence Bureau officer Ankit Sharma, expressed dissatisfaction with the punishment handed to Tahir Hussain in connection with his brother's death. He stated that the convict deserved the death penalty for the crime committed. Speaking by phone, Ankur confirmed that the family is prepared to continue their legal battle if the case is appealed to higher courts. The family remains committed to pursuing justice through the Delhi High Court or the Supreme Court if necessary.

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