Guwahati: Special Investigation Team (SIT) on Thursday arrested composer Shekhar Jyoti Goswami, who was part of the Yot Trip in Singapore, which was associated with the death of Assamese singer Zubeen Garg.
Goswami has been a long -time ally of the late singer, and he with music in Singapore with Mestro.
Officials confirmed that Goswami has been taken into custody for questioning, although the details of the allegations against him and whether formal allegations would be suppressed, it is yet to be disclosed.
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Meanwhile, sources said that the organizer of the Northeast celebrations in Singapore, entrepreneur Shyamakunu Mahata, where Garg was determined to perform, could also be arrested soon.
According to sources, Mahata is currently at the Guwahati Airport and has allegedly expressed his desire to express the CID.
In addition, many members of the Singapore Assam Association are subject to scanners and can face custody.
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Officials indicated that more persons accused of alleged irregularities around the incident are likely to be arrested in the coming days.
In particular, Assam bid for a emotional farewell to the music icon Zubeen Garg, which was cremated with full state honors at Kamkuchi on the outskirts of Guwahati.
Keeping his wish in mind, fans sang ‘Mayabini’ – the song he once said to be sung when he died – because thousands of people joined the last journey under the blazing sun.
The track was first depicted in the 2001 Assamese film Daag, holding a special place in the singer’s heart. The funeral procession Arjun Bhogeshwar began with the Barua Sports Complex and attracted the crowd on a large scale along the route.
Union Ministers Kiren Rijiju, Sarbananda Sonowal, Moss Pabitra Margerita, Chief Minister Himant Biswa Sarma and other dignitaries paid their honors.
Garg’s body was placed to relax after another autopsy.
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The 52 -year -old singer died on September 19 in Singapore, swimming.
Connecting poignant scenes, his family brought his beloved dogs – Eco, Diya, Rembo and Maya – to the final goodbye.
Garg, whose music cut into styles, had more than just one singer for Assam – it was a cultural event that shaped a generation soundscape.