Zubeen Garg’s wife Garima.
Dead singer Zubeen Garg The wife Garima, while returning the postmortem report of her husband on Saturday, said that this is not their “private document” and the investigators will be able to decide whether it should be made public or not. Additional Superintendent of Police of CID, Mormi Das, who came to submit the report to him.
Talking to reporters after he left his house, Garima also said that he is confident in the ongoing investigation that the real circumstances behind the death of the singer in Singapore will be known last month.
He further said, “I personally thought and took suggestions. Since the investigation is going on, I did not consider the report as my personal document. So, I have returned it to the investigating officer.” Garima said that she just wants the investigation to be done correctly and wants to find out the facts as soon as possible.
Learn what dignity said on Shekhar Jyoti Goswami’s claim
He further said, “I don’t know anything about the law. Whether it will be an obstacle in the ongoing investigation by making it public. So I have returned the report. If it can be made public, you will take it from them.”
When asked about the news of Shekhar Jyoti Goswami, a member of Garg’s band Shekhar Jyoti Goswami, when asked about the claim of poisoning the singer to the police, Garima questioned why he remained silent for so long.
He said that if Shekhar knew this, why did he hide it for so long? Well, investigation is going on. If someone has done this, then he should be punished severely. “
Questions are being raised about Garg’s death
He further said, “Why did he (Garg) push him to this extent? He loved everyone so much! He only knew to love people, nothing else.” He also taught me to trust people only.
Garg died in mysterious circumstances in Singapore on 19 September. He went to South East Asian country to attend the fourth North East India Festival organized by Shyamakunu Mahant and his company.
A new twist came in the case of the mysterious death of the cultural symbol of Assam when Goswami alleged that the singer’s manager Siddharth Sharma and the festival organizer Mahant had poisoned Garg in Singapore. Earlier, officials had said that he died due to drowning while swimming in the sea.
Judicial Commission formed for investigation
State CID is currently investigating the case of Garg’s death. Shyamakanu Mahant, the chief organizer of the Northeast India Festival, where the singers went to perform, and Sharma, members of the band, Goswami and Amrit Prabha, have been registered against about 10 other people across the state.
These four people have already been arrested in this case and each has been sent on 14 days police remand.
In addition, the Assam government on Friday constituted a member Judicial Commission under the chairmanship of Justice Soumitra Saikia of the Guwahati High Court to investigate the mysterious death of Zubeen Garg.
