Why is Assam CM Welcoming the SIT Charge Sheet in Zubeen Garg's Death Investigation?
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Key Takeaways
- The SIT has submitted a meticulously prepared charge sheet.
- Strong independent evidence backs the charge sheet.
- The investigation was conducted with due diligence and professional rigor.
- The state government ensured full independence to the SIT.
- Public trust in the judicial system is emphasized by the Chief Minister.
Guwahati, Dec 12 (NationPress) The Chief Minister of Assam, Himanta Biswa Sarma, expressed on Friday that the Special Investigation Team (SIT) responsible for looking into the death of renowned singer Zubeen Garg has delivered a charge sheet that is thoroughly crafted and supported by robust, independent evidence. He conveyed optimism that the case is now on a solid legal basis.
During a press briefing, CM Sarma noted that the SIT's findings were primarily based on documentary evidence sourced locally, affirming that these documents are credible and potent enough to substantiate the prosecution's claims against the accused.
He further stated that the investigation was executed with careful diligence and professional integrity.
"The investigation has been conducted meticulously. The documents gathered are independent and sufficiently strong to validate the charge sheet," the Chief Minister remarked.
Reinforcing the state's commitment to the judicial process, he mentioned that the case is now in court, where the evidence will be evaluated.
CM Sarma highlighted that both the state's Advocate General Devajit Saikia and Director of Prosecution Makhan Phukan had thoroughly investigated the motives behind the alleged crime, which he stated were clearly established during the inquiry.
This legal examination, he noted, has further fortified the SIT's case.
"This scenario presents a viable path for conviction. The outcomes from the investigation provide a clear foundation for concluding against the accused," he expressed, underlining his confidence that the charge sheet lays a comprehensive groundwork for prosecution.
The Chief Minister reiterated that the state government has granted full autonomy to the SIT during the investigation to prevent any perception of external interference.
He emphasized that the state has been careful not to influence the process, granting investigators complete freedom in reaching their conclusions.
The submission of the charge sheet signifies a significant milestone in this high-profile case that has garnered considerable public interest in Assam and beyond.
With the investigation now concluded, the legal proceedings are anticipated to accelerate as the court begins to assess the materials provided by the SIT.
CM Sarma encouraged the public to trust the judicial system, stating that "justice will emerge from the evidence," and he expressed hope that the truth surrounding the singer's death will be fully revealed through the court's proceedings.