Guwahati: Renowned Assamese music composer Ramen Baruah, aged 84, went missing on Monday, as reported by his family. Baruah left his home in the Latasil area of Guwahati in the morning to visit a nearby temple and did not return by late evening, prompting his family to alert the police.
Police have launched a search operation to locate the missing composer. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed deep concern over Baruah’s sudden disappearance. “His absence worries his family, friends, and countless admirers. I have asked Commissioner of @GuwahatiPol Sri Diganta Bora to mobilize all resources and take swift action to locate him,” Sarma posted on X.
Ramen Baruah is a celebrated radio artist and music composer, known for his contributions to Assamese cinema. His notable works include composing music for films such as “Dr Bezbarua,” “Baruar Sange,” “Mukuta,” “Lalita,” and “Kokadeuta Nati Aru Hati.”
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The community remains hopeful for Baruah’s safe return as the search efforts continue.
