40 people were killed and around 100 injured in a stampede at the rally held on Saturday (September 27) in Karur, Tamil Nadu. After this incident, actor and political leader Vijay’s party TVK has accused the state government that the incident may be a part of DMK’s conspiracy.

Petition filed in Madras High Court

TVK lawyer Arivajgan told NDTV that the party has filed a petition in the Madras High Court. The petition has demanded setting up a special investigation team (SIT) or transferring the case to CBI. He dismissed the state government’s claim that security rules were violated at the rally.

What did TVK lawyer Arivajgan say?

Arivajgan said, “There was a conspiracy in the Karur accident. We got reliable information from the local people and also have some CCTV footage. It shows that there was a conspiracy of some workers of the state power party.”

State government made these allegations

The state government said that a crowd of people had gathered at the rally site from noon, but Vijay reached at 7 pm. The rally venue had a capacity of 10,000, but 27,000 people gathered. The state government described it as an attempt to deliberately increase the crowd. The claim was rejected by TVK lawyer and said, “The reason for Vijay’s arrival was traffic, not the party’s fault.”

Charges registered against some TVK leaders

The state government has registered a case in the rally in the rally, alleging violating security rules, in other sections including murder charges against some TVK leaders. Also, a judicial inquiry has also been ordered under the chairmanship of the retired judge of the High Court.

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RCB Victory Parade: After the victory of the Indian Premier League (IPL), the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) has filed a petition in the Karnataka High Court demanding the cancellation of the FIR lodged on the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) during the victory rally of Bangalore (RCB).

This petition KSCA President Raghuram Bhat, Secretary A.K. Shankar and Treasurer E.S. Jairam has filed. The petition has argued that the association had made necessary security arrangements for the program and the guidelines prescribed regarding the crowd control were followed. In such a situation, it is unfair to register an FIR. The hearing on this petition will be held this afternoon the bench of Justice Krishna Kumar of Karnataka High Court.

On June 4, this stampede took place during the celebration of RCB’s victory at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, in which many people were injured. After this incident, the state government had ordered a judicial inquiry and an FIR was lodged against some organizers including KSCA. Now everyone’s eyes are on the court’s decision. This incident has raised questions on the preparations of the administration and the organizers.

Police arrested four people

The police, taking strict action in the case, have arrested four people. According to sources, those arrested include Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) marketing chief Nikhil Sosh and Sunil Matthew, senior officer of event management company DNA Network.

Police say that serious negligence in security and mob management was taken during the accident. Nikhil Sosh was detained when he was leaving for the Kempagowda International Airport. It is being told that the organizers did not follow the necessary guidelines regarding ticket distribution and admission system, which created a stampede-like situation.

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