Assam Police can’t go to Singapore to probe Zubeen Garg’s death: CM Himanta

On Saturday, October 4, 2025, Assam Prime Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that the state police could not travel to Singapore to conduct an investigation into the mysterious death of the cultural icon Zubeen Garg.

Speaking to journalists after meeting Garg’s family in Guwahati, Sarma said that if the Assam people on the yacht participate in the yacht during the death of Garg in the Southeast Asian country, Assam police could not “participate in the points”.

“Now all our concern is whether the people living in Singapore will come. If they do not come, we will not be able to complete the investigation. They were the main people behind the yacht trip.”

Garg died on September 19 under the mysterious conditions in Singapore while swimming at sea. He went to the Southeast Asian Nation to participate in the 4th edition of the North East Indian Festival organized by Shyamkanu Mahanta and his company.

“Assam police can not go to Singapore, so he can’t get the investigation there. Singapore and not under the jurisdiction. Nobody will join the points unless he comes there,” Mr. Sarma said.

The State CID, which investigates the timeless death of the singer, issued notifications to some members of the Assam Association in Singapore to present them until October 6th.

Cm, “Parents remain in Assam. So, we, the people of Assam to the parents to ask the wards to come here to come here to come here.”

The State CID is investigating the death of Garg after almost 10 people, including Siddharth Sharma and Group members Shakhar Jyyi Goswami and Amrit Prabha Mahanta, the leader of the North East Indian Festival, where the singer went to take the stage throughout the state.

Already, these four people were arrested in the case and sent to a 14 -day police.

Mr Sarma also, “Assam people Singapore Assam community should pressure, so that the concerned is sent here. A few of us have already written to us because of some problems. But they have responsibility for Assam.”

The authority is something different to bring people who are worried by law, but it will be earlier if there is a public pressure on it.

“If they don’t come until October 6, we’ll have to get into another cycle,” he said without elaboration.

When asked about the reports of Garg’s claim that Mr. Goswami, the drummer, was poisoned by the singer before the police, he said that many things would be discussed during the investigation.

“The Viscera report will come on October 10th. So we will learn what really happened on October 11th. But the police’s mission is to note everything in the case diary.”

“Some people will say good, some will say bad. These are not the version of the police, not just a witness’s statements. There can be no police version.”

Mr wrap, poisoning expression, not a police, said a defendant.

“Now why did he make this statement? Is it to protect himself or blame someone else – these things will emerge during the investigation.”

On Friday, the Assam government established a one -man judicial commission under the chairmanship of Justice Soitra Saikia from the Supreme Court of Gauhati to investigate the mysterious death of cultural icon Zubeen Garg.

Speaking about the Commission, Sarma said, “Now, anyone who wants to talk about Zubeen’s mysterious death or give us any information, are buying a platform.” He said.

He said the seating judge would have the opportunity to control the ongoing CID probe of the high -profile case.

Sarma, “This is a kind of body and the wrong thing to deal with the evidence, if they realize that we do something wrong, the judicial commission may be more strict to us. It will be a completely independent commission.” He said.

In addition, Sitting did not claim that a judiciary was not entrusted to the responsibility of questioning any problem.

Wrap, “So, the first example in Assam. I hope we will be able to make everything a public property after the investigation is completed.” He said.

CM said Garg spent an hour with his family and remembered different past memories.

“It wasn’t an official visit. I came to see the family personally and spend some time with them. I met Zubeen’s father, wife and sister.”

“Garima was my youth at Cotton College and I have known Zubeen and Garima for a long time. I came to share our cat together. We never discussed the case,” he added.

Published – 05 October 2025 06:46