Guwahati, 12 October (HS): Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday expressed confidence that justice would be delivered in the Zubeen Garg death case, stating that the fast-track court was proceeding with the trial expeditiously.

The Chief Minister said statements of various witnesses were being recorded in the fast-track court every day.

He added that the judicial process was progressing smoothly and expressed confidence that Zubeen Garg would get justice.

He said on a question that Assam Seeks Probe Into Himashree Boro’s Mysterious Death

Himanta said that the Assam government has sought an investigation into the mysterious death of Himashree Boro, an Assamese woman who died outside the state.

The Chief Minister said he had written to Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, urging them to ensure an appropriate investigation into the incident.

Sarma also visited Himashree Boro’s residence and conveyed his condolences to the bereaved family. He assured the family that the circumstances surrounding her death would be investigated.

Bhupen Hazarika Birth Centenary Closing Ceremony in Delhi on November 29

The Chief Minister also announced that the concluding ceremony of the birth centenary celebrations of legendary singer and cultural icon Bhupen

Hazarika would be organised in New Delhi on November 29.

He said an elaborate programme would be held in the national capital to mark the occasion, highlighting the significance of the centenary celebrations honouring the legendary artiste's contribution to Indian music and culture.

Replying to the another question CM Accuses Akhil Gogoi of Politicising Upper Assam Flood Situation

Sarma also criticised Raijor Dal leader Akhil Gogoi, accusing him of attempting to derive political mileage from the plight of families affected by floods in Upper Assam.

The Chief Minister alleged that Gogoi was engaging in various activities to serve his political interests and claimed that his involvement in the issue had delayed the process of providing compensation to families who had lost everything in the floods.

Sarma said the suffering of flood-hit families should not be used for political purposes and urged Gogoi not to politicise the plight of those affected by the floods.----------

Hindusthan Samachar / Sriprakash