Five Accused Sent to Judicial Custody in Tragic Death of Zubeen Garg's PSO

Guwahati, Assam — In a significant development, five individuals have been remanded to judicial custody by the Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) court in Kamrup (Metro) concerning the alleged death of Anjan Borah, the personal security officer (PSO) of popular Assamese singer Zubeen Garg. This decision follows a distressing incident that unfolded during Bihu celebrations at a resort in Guwahati, casting a shadow over the festive atmosphere.

The accused, who include the manager of the resort where the incident took place, were presented before the court after their initial arrest.

The case centers around the tragic demise of Borah, whose family lodged a complaint alleging that he was subjected to a brutal beating. The precise sequence of events leading to the alleged assault and subsequently Borah’s death is now a focal point of the ongoing police investigation.

Police have taken serious note of the allegations, registering a case under the stringent Indian Penal Code (IPC) Section 302, which pertains to murder, at the Azara police station.

This indicates the gravity with which law enforcement authorities are treating the matter, aiming to uncover the truth behind Borah's untimely passing.

The incident has drawn considerable public attention, not only due to its tragic nature but also because of the involvement of Zubeen Garg’s PSO, a figure associated with one of Assam’s most beloved personalities.

The community awaits further developments as the judicial process unfolds, hoping for justice for Anjan Borah and his grieving family.

Authorities are meticulously examining all evidence, including witness testimonies and forensic reports, to piece together the events of that fateful Bihu celebration.

The individuals now in judicial custody will remain under legal detention as the investigation progresses, ensuring a thorough and unbiased probe into the circumstances surrounding Borah’s death.