Assam Information Centre Pays Tribute to Music Icon Zubeen Garg in Delhi

New Delhi: The Assam Information Centre (AIC) in Delhi held a “Shradhanjali” ceremony to pay homage to the renowned music icon Zubeen Garg, who passed away recently. The ceremony was attended by officials, employees, and media persons who gathered to pay their respects to the multifaceted personality.

Deputy Director Sabir Nishat led the ceremony, paying floral tributes at Zubeen Garg’s portrait, accompanied by AIC employees. The attendees also sang Zubeen Garg’s iconic song “Mayabini” in unison, fulfilling his cherished wish. This heartfelt tribute was a testament to the impact Zubeen Garg had on the music industry and the lives of his fans.

The tribute ceremony wasn’t limited to the AIC. A similar event was held at the Srimanta Sankardev Bhawan in the national capital, where people from all walks of life gathered to pay their respects. A large LED screen was set up for attendees to witness Zubeen Garg’s last journey.

At Assam House, officials and employees observed a minute of silence in memory of the iconic singer and music composer, reflecting on his contributions to the music world.

The ceremonies in Delhi showcased the impact Zubeen Garg had on the music industry and beyond. His legacy will continue to inspire future generations of musicians and fans alike. The outpouring of love and respect from the people who attended the tribute ceremonies is a testament to his enduring influence.