Statements of four FIR complainants are expected to form a crucial part of the ongoing judicial proceedings into the death of the Assamese music icon
Guwahati: The trial related to the death of legendary Assamese singer and composer Zubeen Garg entered another important stage, with the court scheduled to record the testimonies of four complainants linked to the case.
According to sources, the individuals expected to depose before the court are Rahul Goswami, Gautam Bhattacharya, Raj Goswami and Dipankar Thakuria, all of whom had earlier lodged separate FIRs in connection with the matter.
Their statements are considered significant to the proceedings and are expected to provide additional inputs that could aid the court in examining the circumstances surrounding the death of the celebrated artiste, who passed away in Singapore on September 19, 2026.
The case has drawn widespread public attention across Assam and beyond, given Zubeen Garg’s immense contribution to music, cinema and the cultural identity of the state. Developments in the trial have been closely followed by his admirers and members of the public since legal proceedings began.
Court sources indicated that the testimonies of the four complainants could become an important component of the judicial process as the case progresses.
The hearing marks another step in the ongoing effort to ascertain all aspects related to the singer’s death, with further proceedings expected in the coming days.
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