
Tamang, 24, who hails from Darjeeling, has undergone a journey from being a member in the police band in Kolkata to becoming the heart throb of millions of TV viewers all over the country.
The grand finale was an all North-East affair as Tamang took on 24-year-old Paul, who hails from Shillong.
The results of the talent hunt were announced at a gala in New Delhi with the final witnessing a whopping seven crore people sending in their votes.
Tamang stole the centrestage with his rendition of the song 'Yeh Kali Kali Ankhen' from the Hindi film 'Baazigar'.
As Bollywood actor John Abraham announced Tamang the winner, the constable thanked his mother in a voice choked with emotion.
"I thank my mother, public and Bengal police for granting me the permission for participating in the show," he said.
The contest saw the entire North-East coming together irrespective for their ethnic differences in support of the two singers.
Meghalaya which has a history of violence between the tribals and settlers, especially Bengalis, ralled behind Paul, who is a Bengali.
The state government has even been asked to declare Amit Paul state ambassador for peace and communal harmony.
A large proportion of the over seven crore sms received by the organisers of the talent show came in from the North East.
More than 50,000 spectators had thronged the venue of the finale with huge cut outs and posters of the favourite contestant.
Actor John Abraham also performed with the contestants on a song from his upcoming movie 'Goal' which added to the excitement.






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.. but ye good on him... at least he will be famous for sme time...
) ...... but all i could say ....... if any one got dat typ huge love of people ...... den he could be da Star .... coz its da main destiny of a singer to acquire Love of ordinary pplz .