"As one month passed since the untimely death of Assam"s beloved Zubeen Garg, his wife Garima Saikia Garg, sister Palmee Borthakur, and other family members gathered at his cremation site in Sonapur to pay their respects.Advertisment Garima Saikia Garg, speaking at the memorial, said, “Zubeen resides in our hearts forever. His spirit lives on in the love of millions who cherished him. We are determined to seek justice for Zubeen and uncover the truth behind the events of his passing in Singapore. His music and legacy will remain eternal through his countless fans, and we will ensure his songs continue to inspire.” Also Read: Assam: Over 70 per cent in prisons awaiting trial She also spoke about Zubeen"s upcoming 53rd birthday on November 18, adding, “Though he is no longer with us, we will keep his memory alive. We are dedicated to fulfilling his dreams, which would include planting trees, preserving his vast collection of 38,000 songs for future generations, and carrying forward his vision. We seek the support and blessings of the people to make this possible. Zubeen always believed in the youth and their potential to uplift society, and we will honour that belief by working to improve Assam.” Also Read: Assam's Phaagun Jyoti Secures Double Crown at National Tennis Championships 2025 Palmee Borthakur, Zubeen"s sister, echoed these sentiments, calling for unity and progress. “Zubeen"s vision was for a united and progressive Assam, embracing its diverse cultures. To realise his dreams, we need the continued support of the public. This is Zubeen"s Assam, and together, we can make it a better place, just as he always hoped", she said. "