"I Don't Request, I Order": Zubeen Garg Takes A Jibe At Chandmari Incident

NALBARI: Assamese singing sensation Zubeen Garg has come out in the open against the alleged disrespect reportedly heaped on fellow artiste Diganta Bharati by the Chanmari Bihu Committee during a recent Bihu celebration.

The incident, which reportedly occurred at a function in Nalbari, has sparked significant controversy and calls for accountability.

Zubeen Garg, known for his outspoken nature regarding issues affecting artists and Assamese culture, did not hold back in his response. He said, "I don't request anyone, I order. They must apologize to Diganta Bharati." His assertive approach has drawn a lot of people to him, and the public and fans have shown an outburst of support on social media sites.

The incident has also evoked fears about how artists are treated in the cultural community, and Zubeen stressed that this kind of disrespect towards cultural figures is unacceptable. He emphasized mutual respect between artists and organizers, especially during Bihu, one of Assam's most popular festivals.

So far, the Chanmari Bihu Committee has not made any official announcement regarding Zubeen Garg's fiery comments or the accusations leveled against them.

The controversy has caused quite a stir within Assam's cultural community, highlighting the importance of a respectful atmosphere for everyone participating in the state's lively cultural festivities. The fate of this controversy is yet to be determined as the community waits for a reaction from the committee.

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