Bengaluru stampede case: During the celebration of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) IPL victory, a new revelation has been revealed in the stampede case outside the M Chinnaswamy Stadium. A few hours before the death of 11 people, a senior police officer had expressed concern over the shortage of security personnel and the possible mob control issues and wrote a letter to the Karnataka government.

The Times of India report quoted this letter as saying that MN Karibasavana Gowda, who oversees the security of the Legislature, issued a written warning to the state government in the morning of the program. In this letter addressed to the secretary of the Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms, G. Satyavati, Gowda warned against organizing an honor ceremony in Vidhan Saudh due to huge crowd and insufficient police deployment.

What was written in a letter?

The official wrote, “RCB is a fan across the country and if we organize any programs on grand stairs, millions of cricket fans will come in the legislation. Since there is a shortage of security personnel, the arrangement will be a problem.”

Ksca officials resigned: There has been a new twist in a stampede case outside the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. 2 big officials of Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) have resigned. Karnataka Cricket Association Secretary A Shankar and Treasurer ES Jairam submitted their resignations on June 4 after a stampede. Please tell that 11 people lost their lives in this sad incident. On June 3, there was a crowd of millions outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium the next day to see the RCB team, who became the IPL champion.

While releasing a press release, A Shankar and ES Jairam said that the entire fault in this unfortunate incident is not his, but taking moral responsibility, Shankar and Jairam have decided to resign from the post of Secretary and Treasurer respectively. Both of them resigned to the KSCA president on 6 June.

Karnataka State Cricket Association President Raghuram Bhatt, Secretary Shankar and Treasurer presented arguments in the Karnataka High Court that it was not the responsibility of Gate Management and Crowd Management, KSCA and he had taken permission to get the RCB team done on the Victory Celebration Vidhan Saudha. The program on Vidhan Sudha was completed without any problem, but after the invitation shared by RCB on social media, millions of people came outside the Chinnaswamy Maidan. Let us know that the Bengaluru franchise later deleted that post.

In this case, an FIR was registered against four organizations including RCB and Karnataka Cricket Association. On Friday, a session court in Bangalore sent 4 people, including a senior RCB officer, to police custody.

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RCB Victory Parade Stampede: The Karnataka High Court has taken a big decision on Friday (June 06, 2025) in the case of stampede outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru during the RCB Victory Parade. The court has stayed punitive action against the officials of the State Cricket Association.

The Karnataka High Court directed the police that no punitive action should be taken against the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) on the basis of an FIR lodged outside the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium during RCB’s Victory Parade on June 4. However, the court directed the KSCA Management Committee to cooperate in the investigation and not to go out of the jurisdiction of the court without permission.

Know what was the debate in the court?

The KSCA has said that it is illegal to register an FIR, as the police started investigation by registering an unnatural death report (UDR) on the stampede incident. Registering an FIR against KSCA is a serious failure of justice from the police, while the government itself described the stampede as an unexpected accident and unexpected act.

The KSCA petition claimed, “This incident was an accident caused by a sudden crowd and for this, no intention or purpose of the KSCA management committee can be told as the stadium’s gate and the crowd were managed by RCSPL and not by KSCA, who rented the stadium to organize RCB.”

KSCA claimed, “When the order of suspension of police officers clearly reflects the failure of the police department, the police cannot disturb it.”

What did the court order?

The order said, “They will not go out of the jurisdiction of the court. Under the interim system, the registry is directed to re -list the registry on June 16, without any prejudice, they are instructed to take any hasty action against R2, 3, 4. If they are arrested, if they are arrested, their constitutional rights will be affected. Will do. “

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Bengaluru stampede: 11 people died in a tragic incident of stampede during celebration of victory in IPL at Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. The security guards tried their best to stop the crowd, but they were forced to give way in front of the huge crowd. A security guard said, “We had no option left, we were scared, so let the crowd go.”

Security guards said in a conversation with NDTV that in front of the huge crowd, they had no option but to let the crowd go inside. The security guard said, “We were trying our best to control the crowd, but when people gathered so fast at the gates and the pressure increased, we were afraid. The situation was such that we could not stop them. Ultimately we let the crowd go ahead in compulsion.”

Celebration changed in mourning due to huge crowd
Thousands of people gathered in the stadium to celebrate the first IPL win of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the capital. Along with ticket holders, many without tickets were also trying to enter. Due to the huge crowd, there was chaos at the gates of Chinnaswamy Stadium.

Police and security forces fail under mob control
According to the police, about 50,000 people were within 1 km radius of the stadium and the number was continuously increasing. The police lathi -charged to control the gruesome situation, but the crowd became difficult to handle.

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah expressed inability
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said that this program was organized together by both the state cricket association and the government, but there was no hope of such a large crowd.

Main reason: unorganized entry system and misunderstandings
According to sources, the confusion of the Victory Parade, the rumors of free passes, limited seats and heavy crowds were the main causes of stampede. The crowd had started gathering outside the stadium from 2 o’clock, and the hope of the team coming to the bus made the atmosphere more excited.

Government ordered an inquiry
The Chief Minister has ordered a magisterial inquiry into this tragic incident and announced a compensation of Rs 10 lakh to the families of the deceased. The government will also bear the entire expenses for the treatment of the injured.

RCB Victory Parade Stampede: 11 people died in a stampede outside the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. This accident happened when Virat Kohli and the entire RCB team reached their home ground with their first trophy. There was a huge crowd in the stadium to see their favorite players and team. If there was no ticket to enter inside, a large number of people had come, which did not see enough security arrangements to manage. Now the statement of BCCI Secretary Devjit Saikia has come on it.

The final match of IPL 2025 was played on 3 June, in which RCB won its first trophy by defeating Punjab Kings. The team reached Bangalore with a trophy around 1 pm the next day. The players were about to travel in the open bus, but then the news came that the police did not allow it due to the huge crowd. Still, where the team passed from where the team passed, a large number of people were seen standing there. Anushka Sharma also shared many videos of it on her Instagram. Virat Kohli was sitting ahead in the bus holding the trophy.

Around 5 pm, the RCB team reached M Chinnaswamy Stadium, where the victory was being celebrated. A large number of people also arrived here, which were not enough arrangements to control. During this time there was a stampede here and around 6 o’clock, the news of the death of many people also came. Even after this, victory was celebrated inside the stadium for many time.

The organizers had to conduct better

BCCI Secretary Devjit Saikia said in a conversation with PTI, “This is very unfortunate. It is a negative aspect of popularity. People are crazy for their cricketers. The organizers should have organized it better. I have a deep condolences to the families of those killed in this accident. I wish for the early health of the injured. And security measures should be taken somewhere.

Chinnaswamy stadium stampede: Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB )’s first IPL win was very sad on Wednesday (June 04, 2025), when 11 people were killed and 33 others were injured when a stampede occurred outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium. The incident took place when the fan was going to attend the celebration of raising the IPL 2025 trophy by the RCB team. On the matter, Chief Minister Siddadamayar gave complete information by holding a press conference.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said, “11 people died and 33 people have been injured in the stampede. It should not have been a tragedy. The government expresses deep grief over the incident. The government has announced a compensation of Rs 10 lakh for the dead. The government will provide free treatment of the injured.” During this, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivkumar was also present with him.

‘Will not do politics on accident’

The Chief Minister further said, “I do not want to defend this incident. Our government will not do politics on it. I have ordered a magistrate inquiry and have given 15 days time.

How many people are confirmed to be killed?

Officials have confirmed that the bodies of two people are in Boring Hospital and four others in Vaidehi Hospital. Six people are undergoing treatment at the ICU of Vaidehi Hospital and three have been admitted to the ICU. Those who have bodies in Boring Hospital include Divyanshi (13 years), Diya (26 years), Shravan (21 years), an unknown girl, 17 -year -old unidentified teenager, an unknown man. Vaidehi Hospital has bodies of Bhumik (20 years), Sahana (19 years), a 20 -year -old and a 35 -year -old unidentified man, while 12 injured are undergoing treatment. Chinmayi (19 years), brought to Manipal Hospital, has died while six people are undergoing treatment.

The stampede occurred when thousands of fans were hasty trying to enter the already packed stadium from different gates. The police present on the spot took the injured to an ambulance nearby Boring Hospital. Police said that there was a delay in the ambulance to reach the hospital due to congestion on the roads. In a separate event, a fan fell while climbing the gate to jump into the stadium and his leg broke.

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RCB Victory Parade Stampede: The victory of the fans of Royal Challengers Bangalore turned into grief when a stampede outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium on Wednesday (June 04, 2025) killed a woman and a boy, including a woman and a boy, killed more than 10 people. More than 50 people are said to be injured in the accident. It is feared that the death toll may increase. Fans reached the stadium in large numbers before the Victory Parade of the RCB team winning IPL 2025.

Three people were rushed to Bovering Hospital, where doctors declared him dead, while four others died at Vaidehi Multispeciality Hospital on Vittal Mallya Road. If the eyewitnesses are believed, the stampede occurred when hundreds of people were trying to enter the stadium from a gate near Kabban Park. After this accident, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah reached Bovering Hospital.

Learn the full timeline

, After winning the IPL trophy, the RCB team arrives at HAL Ayerport at around 2.45 pm.

, After this, the team reached the Taj Hotel in Bangalore. From here, the team reached the assembly at around 4.30 pm. Here the CM and the Governor of the state welcomed the team.

, Earlier, there was a stampede at the gate behind the Chinnaswamy Stadium, which took place at around 4 pm.

, Because the RCB team reached the Chinnaswamy Stadium at around 6.10 am in the evening.

, After this, the program ended at 6.30 pm and the team left.

, If this stampede does not happen, then the Victory Program would go a little longer but it was done for a very short time.

When the fan started entering the stadium, the police also had to lathi -charged. Fans also tried to climb the stadium wall. In an attempt to climb the wall, a person fell, which broke his leg. Even fans were seen crossing the severed wires on the walls of the stadium.

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