Zubeen Garg Dead: Ya Ali singer's LAST Instagram post goes viral, it was about…

Zubeen Garg, a renowned Assamese singer and cultural icon, died in a tragic scuba diving accident in Singapore. According to reports, Singapore police rescued him from the sea and rushed him to the hospital but he could not be saved. Zubeen Garg had gone there to attend and perform at the Northeast Festival, but the accident occurred just before the event. 52-year-old Zubeen Garg, through his melodious voice and unique compositions, elevated Assam's culture and identity to new heights.. His songs, such as Ya Ali, brought him widespread recognition nationally and internationally.

Zubeen Garg's last Instagram post

The news of Zubeen Garg's sudden demise has shocked the entire Assam and Northeast India. His voice and songs touched millions of hearts. In his last post on Instagram, Zubeen revealed about the event that was set to be held in Singapore. He asked his fans and followers to come and join him at the event. He wrote, "Friends in Singpore, I will like to invite you to 4th North East India Festival in Sunctec, Singapore during 20th and 21st September. Come and explore the exotic part of India, we are carrying quality agri, craft products, tea experience, dance forms, fashion shows and evening musical show presenting Rock bands, rappers from India's North East. I will be there throughout the Festival as Cultural Brand Ambassador and will perform on 20th evening with my popular Hindi, Bengali and Assamese Songs. I would like to invite you all, it will be Saturday and Sunday and entry is free. All come and support us. Cheers!"

He was considered a cultural treasure in the music world, and his absence has deeply shaken everyone. People are paying tribute to him and expressing their feelings on social media. Assam Cabinet Minister Ashok Singhal tweeted, "Assam has lost not just a voice, but a heartbeat. Zubeen da was more than a singer, he was the pride of Assam and the nation, whose songs carried our culture, our emotions, and our spirit to every corner of the world. In his music, generations found joy, solace, and identity."