Zubeen Garg's case: Assam CM orders judicial probe into sudden demise of singer in Singapore
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Zubeen Garg Photograph: (Instagram)
Singer Zubeen Garg, who is best known for his song from Gangster, passed away in September in Singapore at the age of 52. In the latest turn of events, Assam CM, Himanta Biswa Sarma, has ordered a judicial probe.
Renowned singer Zubeen Garg from the Assam industry, who has also made his breakthrough in Bollywood, died at the age of 52 in Singapore. With many cases of his dying under mysterious circumstances, demands for an investigation into his death have been growing more each day. In the latest development, Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma has shared that a one-political commission has been formed to investigate the sudden demise of the veteran singer. Let's delve into it to know more details.
What did the Assam CM say about the judicial probe for Zubeen Garg's death?
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma took to his X profile to share a post that read, "The Government's decision to constitute a Judicial Commission headed by a sitting Judge of the Hon'ble High Court to inquire into the circumstances leading to the tragic death of our beloved Zubeen Garg is a landmark step in the pursuit of truth and justice. We must extend full cooperation and actively participate in the proceedings of the Commission to ensure that every fact is brought to light and justice is served in the most transparent and impartial #JusticeForZubeenGarg."
What is the exact cause that led to Zubeen Garg's death?
The initial reports suggested that the singer died in a scuba diving incident. However, now it has been revealed that the Assamese singer's cause of death was drowning. Garg's tragic death shocked the entire country, his fans, and followers. Soon after his death, several of his fans quickly demanded a probe into his death.
As per PTI, The Straits Times reported that the Singapore Police Force has extended a copy of the autopsy report to the High Commission of India. Ruling out foul play in the death of the singer, Ng Kai Ling, associate director at LIMN Law Corporation, said in the Singapore broadsheet.
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According to early reports, the singer was taken to the hospital in an unconscious condition. Upon his arrival, he was pronounced dead. Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
