Indian singer Zubeen Garg’s death on September 19 numbed the nation. The 52-year-old was in Singapore where he was scheduled to perform at a live concert, a part of the North East India Festival. Now, the Ministry of Home Affairs has formally invoked the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) to seek cooperation from Singaporean authorities in investigating the tragic death of renowned singer. This move aims to facilitate a comprehensive probe into the circumstances surrounding Garg's drowning during his visit to Singapore for the festival.
His untimely death in Singapore, brought his fans together in way never seen before. For days, Assam was trying to crawl back to normalcy as his fans were shattered by the sudden demise of their idol.
Earlier this month, PM Modi condoled the shocking demise of Zubeen Garg and wrote, “Shocked by the sudden demise of popular singer Zubeen Garg. He will be remembered for his rich contribution to music. His renditions were very popular among people across all walks of life. Condolences to his family and admirers. Om Shanti.”
Zubeen Garg passed away in Singapore on September 19 after an alleged drowning incident. His body was flown to the national capital, Delhi, and later transported to Assam on a commercial flight that landed in Guwahati on Sunday morning.
His final rites were carried out in the Kamarkuchi village of Assam on September 23, in the presence of hundreds of fans, his family members, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju and other political leaders. A gun salute was given to Zubeen at the crematorium.
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