Singer Zubeen Garg Dies Suddenly In Singapore, PM Modi Leads Nation In Mourning His Legacy

Entertainment News: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he was shocked at the sudden passing of Zubeen Garg. He praised the singer’s lifelong contribution to Indian music and culture. Modi wrote on X that Garg’s voice touched people across all walks of life. He remembered him for his rich collection of songs. The Prime Minister also offered prayers for peace to his soul. His condolence message reflected the sadness of the entire nation.

Minister confirms tragic news

Assam Cabinet Minister Ashok Singhal confirmed Zubeen’s death through a social media post. He said Assam has not only lost a voice but also its heartbeat. Singhal remembered Zubeen as a cultural icon who carried Assamese identity across the world. He described him as the pride of Assam and the nation. The minister’s emotional words showed how deeply the loss is felt. Tributes poured in from fans and colleagues soon after.

Accident during scuba diving

According to North East News, Zubeen Garg was in Singapore for scuba diving. Reports said he suddenly fell into the sea during the activity. He was rescued and admitted to a hospital ICU. Despite all efforts, he could not survive. His death came just a day before he was scheduled to perform at the North East Festival. The shocking accident stunned his fans and admirers worldwide. The news spread quickly and brought waves of sorrow.

Journey of Zubeen Garg

Zubeen Garg was born in 1972 in Meghalaya and grew up in Assam. His real name was Zubeen Borthakur, but he later adopted Garg as his stage name. He began his singing career in the 1990s. In 2006, his Bollywood song “Ya Ali” from the film Gangster made him famous nationwide. After that, he sang many more Hindi hits like “Subah Subah” and “Kya Raaz Hai.” He became one of the most popular voices in the country.

A voice in many languages

Zubeen was not only an Assamese and Hindi playback singer but also performed in Bengali and many other languages. Over the years, he sang in more than 40 dialects. His range and versatility made him stand out from others. Fans loved how he could sing both folk and modern songs with equal passion. For many years, he was the highest-paid singer in Assam. His concerts would draw huge crowds everywhere.

Pride of Assam’s culture

For Assam, Zubeen Garg was more than a singer. His music became a symbol of identity for the state. People often called him “Zubeen Da” with respect. His songs were played at festivals, weddings, and every cultural celebration. Through his voice, Assamese traditions reached international platforms. Even those who did not understand the language felt his emotions. He truly gave a global face to Assam’s art and culture.

Legacy lives on forever

Though Zubeen Garg has left this world, his songs will keep his memory alive. From “Ya Ali” to his Assamese classics, his music will continue to inspire. Fans across India and abroad are sharing his old songs as a mark of tribute. His sudden death at just 52 has left a big void. Leaders, celebrities, and ordinary people have united in grief. His contribution will always remain unforgettable. Om Shanti.