In Brief
- Assam Police will move the Supreme Court against the bail of two accused in Zubeen Garg case.
- The Gauhati High Court granted bail to Amritprava Mahanta and Sandipon Garg.
- The move signals ongoing legal intensity in the high-profile death case.
- Police's appeal could influence future proceedings in the investigation.
The Assam Police has decided to approach the Supreme Court to challenge the bail granted by the Gauhati High Court to two accused persons, Amritprava Mahanta and Sandipon Garg, in the high-profile death case involving singer Zubeen Garg.
The Gauhati High Court’s recent decision to grant bail to Mahanta and Sandipon Garg has met with opposition from the state police, which has expressed concerns over the case's progress and the implications of their release.
According to officials, the police believe that the bail could hinder the investigation and affect the gathering of further evidence. Consequently, the police intend to seek a stay on this order and ensure a thorough judicial review at the Supreme Court level.
The case has drawn significant public and media attention due to the prominence of Zubeen Garg in Assam’s cultural scene. Authorities are keen on maintaining due diligence in the investigation to uphold justice.
The police’s move to escalate the matter reflects the seriousness with which the investigation is being conducted and the effort to keep the accused individuals under judicial scrutiny.
