Clarifying that the Khanapara event is not a protest, the musician calls for collective efforts to preserve and strengthen Zubeen Garg’s legacy
Guwahati: Assamese singer and musician Manas Robin has appealed to people across the state to participate in ‘A Day for Zubeen’, scheduled for November 22 at the Assam Veterinary College Playground in Khanapara, Guwahati.
Addressing a press conference at the Guwahati Press Club on Thursday, Robin expressed concern over declining public participation in programmes organised in memory of legendary singer Zubeen Garg. He questioned whether the artiste’s immense contribution and stature were gradually fading from public attention.
Recalling the overwhelming response Zubeen received during his lifetime, Robin urged people to come together to ensure that his legacy continues to inspire future generations.
Describing Zubeen as an extraordinary personality whose influence extended beyond music, Robin said he personally owed much to the late artiste’s contributions.
Clarifying the purpose of the November 22 gathering, he stressed that the programme was neither a protest nor an agitation. Instead, it aims to create a platform for constructive discussions and collective efforts to honour, preserve and carry forward Zubeen Garg’s legacy.
The programme will be held from 1 pm to 4 pm. Robin has urged people from across Assam to join the gathering and make it a meaningful tribute to the late singer.
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