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Rahul dravid on stampede in bangalore: Former head coach of Team India Rahul Dravid has expressed grief over the stampede during RCB’s IPL Victory Parade ceremony in Bengaluru. He has described this incident as unfortunate. He said his statement talking to a TV channel.
Dravid said, “It is very sad. My condolences are with them. Bengaluru is a city fond of sports and I am also from this city. People like not only cricket but every game and follow the teams. We have condolences to the families and injured of those killed in the incident. ”
Let us know that RCB, who won the IPL title for the first time, organized the Victory Parade after the victory. In this event, 2.5 lakh fans came to the Chinnaswamy Stadium, causing a stampede and killed many people.
After this, now this case has reached the High Court. The team of Royal Challengers Bangalore has reached the High Court regarding this matter. It has been said in its clarification on behalf of RCB that in the post shared on social media, clear information was given that only those people will be given entry in the Chinnaswamy Stadium, who must have registered on the official website of RCB.
In the petition filed by RCB in the High Court, it has been told that Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah invited people in honor of the team. With this petition, CM’s tweet has been given as evidence.
(With agency input)