Zubeen Garg’s Wife Discharged From Hospital A Day Ago, Casts Her Vote In Assam; Says ‘Fighting For Justice'

As voting took place across Assam on April 9 for the Assembly elections, many citizens stepped out to exercise their democratic right.

Among them was Garima Saikia Garg, wife of late singer Zubeen Garg, whose presence at a polling booth in Dispur stood out for a powerful reason-she had just been discharged from the hospital a day earlier.

Voting Despite Health Challenges

Garima Saikia Garg arrived at the polling station despite not being fully well. Speaking to the media after casting her vote, she shared that she had only recently returned home from the hospital.

She recalled how she used to vote alongside her husband earlier. Even now, despite her health condition, she felt it was important to continue fulfilling her responsibility.

Her message was simple yet impactful-voting is not just a right, but a duty for every citizen. She said that even though she was unwell, she made sure to come and cast her vote.

"It Is Our Duty to Vote"

Her words resonated with many, as she highlighted the importance of civic participation. Garima stressed that people should not ignore their responsibility to vote, regardless of personal challenges.

Her determination to vote despite her condition became an example of commitment to democracy and encouraged others to take the process seriously.

Continues Her Fight for Justice

Garima also spoke about her ongoing fight for justice following the death of her husband.
She said that she is still seeking answers and hopes for clarity soon. According to her, the effort to seek justice is continuing, and she wishes for a fair outcome that brings closure.

Remembering Zubeen Garg

Zubeen Garg passed away on September 19, 2025, in Singapore during a yacht trip, where he had travelled ahead of a performance at the North East India Festival.

While early reports raised questions, a coroner's inquiry later confirmed that his death was due to accidental drowning, ruling out any criminal angle.

Fans Continue to Mourn

The singer's sudden death deeply affected fans across the country, especially in Assam, where he was seen as a cultural icon.

Even today, many continue to remember him through tributes and messages, while also following developments related to his case.

Garima Saikia Garg's presence at the polling booth carried a message beyond politics. It reflected strength, responsibility, and dedication to democratic values.

Her action served as a reminder that every vote matters, and every citizen has a role to play-no matter the circumstances.