A friend of Amir Shafique, who sadly died following an incident in Aylesbury, has paid an emotional tribute to the 22-year-old.

Mr Shafique died of his injuries after a ‘large fight’ broke in Lembrook Walk on Wednesday, October 28.

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One of his good friends, Afzaal Hussain, wrote this emotional tribute.

Amir's family gave their permission for the tribute to be published.

“Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un (Verily we belong to God, and verily to him do we return).

“Amir Shafique was a loving grandson, son, brother, and best friend.

“Amir has been my best friend from the age of six, we went to the same primary school, secondary school, and started our first job together.

“Everyone who knew us called us inseparable and always said we were joined at the hip.

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“Amir had the most infectious smile and was loved by so many.

“He was a giant spark of energy who would make anyone laugh.

“His departure has left so many heartbroken and our lives will never be the same.

“The hardest thing is knowing that I will never see Amir again and all those plans we had together will never happen.

“We all miss you so much Amir and every minute of the day we are thinking about you and how your life was cruelly taken.

“You will forever be in our hearts wherever we go.

“Written by your companion, brother, and best friend, Afzaal Hussain.”

Following his death, two people have been charged with murder and have been remanded in custody.

READ MORE: Aylesbury murder investigation: More arrests have been made

Seven other men have been arrested in connection with the investigation and remain on conditional police bail at this time.

And in the afternoon of Wednesday, November 11, Thames Valley Police confirmed that they made six overnight arrests, with six men being in police custody and are currently being questioned on suspicion of murder.