By Admin 
Royal Challengers Bengaluru Start RCB Cares: 11 people were killed in the Bengaluru stampede case. The accident occurred outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on 4 June the next day of the final of IPL 2025. Thousands of people reached the Chinnaswamy Stadium to celebrate Royal Challengers Bangalore’s victory, but during this time a big accident occurred due to stampede, in which 11 families lost their loved ones. Regarding this, a statement has been issued by Royal Challengers Bangalore on Saturday, 30 August, in which it has been announced to give Rs 25-25 lakh to these 11 families as compensation.
RCB Cares Start
Royal Challengers Bangalore have given this information by sharing posts on all their social media handles. This franchise of the IPL has started a movement called RCB Cares and with this, it has been written officially that ‘our heart broke on June 4, 2025. We lost 11 members of RCB family. They were our part. This is the part that makes our city, our community and our team different from everyone. We will always remember those people in our hearts’.
RCB announces help of Rs 25 lakh
From the social media handle of RCB, it was further written that ‘no money can fulfill the shortage of those people. But as the first step and with full respect, RCB has decided to give 25-25 lakh rupees to the families of those people. This help is not only financial assistance, but compassion, unity and their care is promised ‘.
In the official statement of Royal Challengers Bangalore, it was further written that ‘RCB carers start with this. This is a commitment that will work better in memory of these people. Every step of this commitment will show what fans feel, what they expect from us and they should get that ‘.
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Our Hearts Broke on June 4, 2025.
We lost eleven members of the rcb family. They were part of us. Part of what makes our city, our community & our team unique. Their absence will echo in the memory of Each one of… pic.twitter.com/1halmHz6OS
– Royal Challengers Bengaluru (@Rcbtweets) August 30, 2025
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