Modiji publicly urged people to reduce fuel use, work from home where possible, use public transport, and avoid unnecessary travel due to the global energy situation. Meanwhile, ministers’ convoys, helicopters, and rally buses are apparently running on water, I guess.
@VedBorah We call it democracy, but all we see is the same script of lies. The ones who truly care refuse to step into this dirty game, and that’s how the wrong people win.
@himantabiswa You are also one of them. We all remember what you said about him, so please stop. We are not interested in anything else, his Fans and family only want to know what happened to him that day. That’s it. #JusticeForZubeenGarg
@sodmo78706@sardesairajdeep Calling people irrational dismisses the genuine grief of an entire state. When someone like Zubeen da dies suddenly, questions will naturally arise. An accident or not — only a fair, transparent investigation can settle doubts. Trust is earned with truth, not assumptions.
@sardesairajdeep Mainstream media is portraying as “mob pressure” is actually the voice of a state tht has seen too many cases buried in silence. We only ask: a transparent, unbiased investigation, where no one powerful is shielded n no scapegoats are made. Assam deserves answers, not dismissals.
If #ZubeenGarg had only thought of himself, he could have been among the biggest names in the world. But he chose a different path — to live like a king, not crowned by fame but by the love in his heart. His body may have left this world, yet his spirit will forever walk among us
In a world where celebrities choose silence, fearing controversy, #ZubeenDa chose courage. He stood with the common man, raised his voice against corruption, politics, and injustice. He was never just a singer — he was the fearless voice of Assam, the heartbeat of his people.
While most singers dream of becoming a big Bollywood name, #ZubeenGarg chose something greater. At the peak of his career, when he could have ruled Bollywood, he came back to his land, to his people, to his culture. he lived for his people, not for fame. Not everyone can do that.
He lived for Assam — for its music, cinema, and very soul. Today, with his death, we have not only lost a voice but also the heartbeat of our land itself #zubeengarg