The Assam Police and the state government have moved the Supreme Court of India opposing the bail granted to two accused in the Zubeen Garg death case, according to reports by The Times of India and Northeast Live. The legal action marks an effort by state authorities to contest the release of the accused individuals associated with the investigation.

According to Northeast Live, the state police officially petitioned the apex court to challenge the bail orders issued to Amritprabha and Sandipan Garg, both of whom are named as accused in the death case of Zubeen Garg. The petition formally requests the Supreme Court to set aside the bail granted to both individuals.

State Appeals to Apex Court

As reported by The Times of India, the state of Assam has taken the legal challenge against the bail decisions to the highest court in the country. The move comes as state authorities seek to reverse court decisions that permitted the two accused, Amritprabha and Sandipan Garg, to remain out on bail during the ongoing legal proceedings.

Specific details regarding the date of any upcoming Supreme Court hearing or the detailed legal grounds submitted in the state's petition have not been reported yet by the available sources. The reporting confirms that the appeal against the bail of Amritprabha and Sandipan Garg is now formally before the apex court.

Sources

This report was prepared by the Vani24 news desk with AI assistance, based on reporting by the publications below.