According to Times Now, Assam bid a historic and emotional farewell to music legend Zubeen Garg, whose funeral drew lakhs of grieving fans, securing a place in the Limca Book of Records as one of the world’s largest public gatherings.
The overwhelming turnout has immortalized his final journey as a defining moment in India’s cultural memory.
In Guwahati, the streets came to a standstill as admirers flooded the city for one last glimpse of their beloved icon.
Tributes poured in through songs, tears, prayers, and silent salutes, reflecting the deep reverence Zubeen commanded throughout his life.
The Limca Book of Records officially listed his funeral as the fourth-largest global gathering, placing him alongside legendary figures such as Michael Jackson, Pope Francis, and Queen Elizabeth II.
Every corner of Guwahati echoed with grief, as fans struggled to accept a world without Zubeen.
Yet, this recognition ensures his legacy as more than just a singer, actor, and cultural icon of Assam—it cements his stature as a people’s superstar whose influence transcended borders.
For millions, the record is not just a statistic but a testament to the unmatched bond between Zubeen Garg and those whose lives he touched with his music, activism, and enduring spirit.