Archive · 11 Jan 2026
Charge Framing Unlikely on Jan 17 in Zubeen Garg Case
The Special Public Prosecutor, Ziaul Kamar, said that it's unlikely that charges will be framed in the Zubeen Garg death case at the next hearing on January 17.
He explained that the prosecution team needs more time to review the case details because the charge sheet is very long and has many supporting documents.
Kamar also mentioned that they are still waiting for all the case files and that there are several bail petitions to consider.
He emphasized the importance of following legal procedures and having strong evidence to support any charges.
The prosecution team is prepared but needs to carefully examine all the materials before moving forward.
Charge framing in the Zubeen Garg death case is unlikely on January 17 due to the need for the prosecution to review extensive case records.
Special Public Prosecutor Ziaul Kamar cited the recent constitution of the prosecution team and the volume of case materials as reasons for the delay.
The charge sheet is over 300 pages long and supported by nearly 3,000 documents, requiring thorough examination.
Kamar noted that several bail petitions, including one related to Amritprava Mahanta, are part of the proceedings.
The prosecution team, comprising six experienced advocates, is prepared but needs time to understand the case details before proceeding.
- Who
- Special Public Prosecutor Ziaul Kamar and the prosecution team
- What
- Framing of charges in the Zubeen Garg death case
- When
- Next hearing scheduled on January 17
- Where
- Guwahati
- Why
- Prosecution needs time to study the case and examine the extensive records
- Case
- Zubeen Garg death case
- Next Hearing Date
- January 17
- Special Public Prosecutor
- Ziaul Kamar
- Charge Sheet Length
- More than 300 pages
- Supporting Documents
- Nearly 3,000 documents
- Prosecution Team Size
- 6 members
- Pending Petitions
- Several petitions pending as of January 3, 2026