By Admin 
Bengaluru stampede rcb: RCB’s difficulties are increasing in the case of stampede at Chinnaswamy Cricket Stadium. The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) said on Tuesday that the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) is responsible for the huge crowd gathered in Bengaluru to celebrate the Indian Premier League (IPL) victory on June 4 on 4 June. 11 people were killed and many others were injured in this accident.
According to the order issued by CAT, RCB suddenly posted the celebrations on social media after winning the IPL, causing huge crowds to gather outside the stadium and the police did not get time to make necessary arrangements.
Announcement of celebration without permission
According to NDTV, the tribunal said in its order that RCB neither took any prior permission from the police nor informed them. The team suddenly shared information on social media, which led to a huge crowd of people. It was also said in the order that the police had only 12 hours, which cannot be considered enough for such a big event.
CAT defends police
CAT called the police criticism inappropriate and said, “Policemen are also humans. They are neither God, nor magicians, nor they have a lamp of Aladdin to complete any work immediately.” The tribunal admitted that the police did not have enough time due to sudden information, so they could not be convicted.
Relief to IPS officer Vikas Kumar
In this order, CAT also canceled the suspension of IPS officer Vikas Kumar Vikas. The central government suspended him two days after the accident. But the tribunal termed it wrong and said that this suspension period would be added to their service. Vikas Kumar was then Inspector General of Bangalore West Zone and Additional Commissioner of Police and was in charge of the security of the stadium.