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Garima Saikia urges peaceful protest for Zubeen Garg's justice on Oct 12
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 12 Oct 2026, 02:17 AM
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Activist Garima Saikia has announced a peaceful demonstration on October 12 demanding justice for singer Zubeen Garg.
Garima Saikia, a noted activist, called for a non‑violent protest scheduled for October 12 to press for justice on behalf of popular Assamese singer Zubeen Garg. The announcement was made through a brief statement that emphasized the need for a peaceful gathering, urging participants to adhere to law and order while voicing their concerns.
Saikia’s appeal comes amid growing public attention to the circumstances surrounding Garg, though specific details of the grievance were not disclosed in the statement. She highlighted that a calm, organized demonstration would better convey the community’s demand for a fair and transparent resolution.
Organisers are expected to seek necessary permissions from local authorities to ensure the protest proceeds without disruption. The call for a peaceful march reflects a broader trend of civic engagement in cultural matters across the country.
The event is slated to take place on October 12, with participants encouraged to follow guidelines issued by law‑enforcement agencies. No further logistical details have been released at this stage.
Saikia’s appeal comes amid growing public attention to the circumstances surrounding Garg, though specific details of the grievance were not disclosed in the statement. She highlighted that a calm, organized demonstration would better convey the community’s demand for a fair and transparent resolution.
Organisers are expected to seek necessary permissions from local authorities to ensure the protest proceeds without disruption. The call for a peaceful march reflects a broader trend of civic engagement in cultural matters across the country.
The event is slated to take place on October 12, with participants encouraged to follow guidelines issued by law‑enforcement agencies. No further logistical details have been released at this stage.