Indian music icon and actor Zubeen Garg is battling for survival in a Singapore hospital following a devastating medical crisis during a scuba diving trip. The beloved Assamese artist, renowned for his Bollywood playback vocals, was rushed to intensive care after emergency services were alerted to his deteriorating condition.
The 49-year-old star, famous for hits like 'Ya Ali' and his massive following across Northeast India, was exploring Singapore's waters when tragedy struck. Details remain scarce, but local authorities confirmed a serious incident involving a foreign national requiring immediate medical intervention.
Garg's family and management team have maintained a vigil at his bedside since the accident. Medical sources indicate the performer is currently dependent on life support systems, with specialists working around the clock to stabilise his condition.
Fans across India and the Assamese diaspora have launched social media campaigns using hashtags like #PrayForZubeen, flooding platforms with heartfelt messages and support for the critically ill artist. His official social media accounts, typically filled with vibrant musical content, have fallen silent since the incident.
The Singaporean medical facility treating Garg has not released an official prognosis, citing patient confidentiality. However, sources close to the situation describe the next 48 hours as critical for the singer's recovery prospects.
Zubeen Garg's career spans decades, with numerous platinum albums and iconic film roles establishing him as one of India's most versatile entertainers. His potential loss would represent a devastating blow to the Assamese cultural landscape and Indian music industry at large.
