In a powerhouse move to honor a fallen icon, the Assam government is cranking up the gears on the heartbreaking case tied to beloved singer Zubeen Garg’s sudden passing in Singapore. With fans still reeling from the loss, authorities are pushing for a lightning-fast court trial and handpicking a dedicated special public prosecutor to laser-focus on delivering swift accountability.
The probe, led by a crack Special Investigation Team (SIT), is hurtling toward its climax, with a bombshell chargesheet slated to drop any moment now. Five suspects are already in custody, linked to the shocking events that cut short the life of the Assamese music legend who captivated hearts with his soul-stirring melodies.
Tensions boiled over recently in Baksa district, where a furious mob stormed a police convoy hauling the accused, forcing officers to unleash tear gas and batons to restore order. The chaos amplified the public’s raw grief, turning a somber saga into a rallying cry for unyielding justice.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma didn’t hold back, slamming opportunistic forces for hijacking Zubeen’s memory to fuel political firestorms against the BJP. In a fiery social media blast, he roared: “When Zubeen was alive, the entire ecosystem tried to defame and pull him down. Today, after his death, the same people worship him as a god.” He doubled down: “These are not real admirers – they are fake fans whose only motive is to use his name to attack and oppose BJP. True love and respect are shown when a person is alive, not when it becomes convenient after death.”
This high-octane push for a turbocharged trial isn’t just legal muscle—it’s a heartfelt vow to shield Zubeen’s legacy from the shadows of exploitation. As Assam unites in mourning and resolve, the spotlight burns brighter: will justice hit the high notes this crooner deserved? The beat goes on, and eyes are locked on the verdict!
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