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FIR, Filed after Broadcasting an Audio Clip on WhatsApp, Says the Singer Used "Unparliamentary" Language and Breached the Highest Honor of India. In the clip, it is said that Garg sings his new song Politics Na Karibo Bandhu (Do not do politics, my friend), before using an abusive term to refer to Bharat Ratna.
The FIR was registered Saturday at the Lanka Police Station in Hojai District in Assam by Satya Ranjan Borah, BJP Vice President, Kisan Morcha, Assam. "I do not have any personal problems with Zubeen Garg, but his way of behaving can not be accepted for a healthy and cultured Assamese society," wrote Borah in a Facebook post.
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Borah said that Garg also insulted the late singer Bhupen Hazarika, who had posthumously received the Bharat Ratna, in his song.
The FIR was housed for "defamation, disrespect and insult to the highest recognition of the nation, the Bharat Ratna, and for the offensive and insulting voice and pride of Assam, the late Bhupen Hazarika," Borah said in an article. (19459004) Zubeen Garg was the voice of the BJP election campaign song in Assam in 2016. On 14 January, the singer offered to return his fees to the party to protest against the draft law on citizenship (amendment). He had also previously written to Assam's chief minister, Sarbananda Sonowal, requesting that the BJP "give the votes" obtained because of the song that he had sung.
Assam attended large-scale demonstrations against the bill to grant citizenship to Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Jains, Parsis and Christians of Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Pakistan. have resided in India for six years, even though they do not possess the necessary documents.
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