Virat Kohli became emotional after remembering the incident of June 4, which is one of the most tragic events in cricket history. In fact, after 18 years, RCB won the IPL Trophy, which was celebrated by crores of fans across the country. RCB Management also held a hurry in the next day at M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore. There was a huge crowd to see all the players including Virat and join the victory celebration. 11 people died in this. 3 months after the incident, Virat Kohli said, “Which should have been the happiest moment in our franchise history, it turned into a tragic event.”

Virat Kohli was also inside the stadium with other players at this event, there was a lot of crowd. There was a stampede outside the stadium, 11 fans lost their lives. Kohli now said in his statement 3 months after the incident that I am thinking about those people who lost their lives.

What did Virat Kohli say

Virat Kohli said in his statement issued by RCB, “There is nothing in life that prepares you for a heart -breaking event like June 4. The one who should have been the most happy moment in the history of our franchise, it turned into a sad event. I am thinking about those families and praying for them whom we lost. And our fans are part of our fans and our stories that we are now. Will proceed with care, respect and responsibility. “

“Nothing in life really prepares you for a heartbreak like June 4th. Families of we lost… and for our fans who were injured. pic.twitter.com/nsjrkddkwb

– Royal Challengers Bengaluru (@Rcbtweets) September 3, 2025

Start of rcb cares

It has been 3 months since this sad incident on 4 June. The team won its first IPL title on June 3 by defeating Punjab Kings in the final. This was also the first IPL trophy of Virat Kohli, after which Kohli became emotional in the stadium, he had tears in his eyes. But the next day it happened on 4 June. 3 months later, the franchise started RCB Care and announced financial assistance to the families who lost their loved ones in it.

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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Virat Kohli and Royal Challengers Bangalore’s wait for 18 years ended this year, when the team won the trophy by defeating Punjab Kings in the final under the captaincy of Rajat Patidar. In its happiness, the next day i.e. on June 4, the program was organized at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, but due to a large crowd, there was a stampede and many people lost their lives. RCB then expressed grief on social media and then no post was posted from his social media. About 3 months later today, on August 28, RCB posted the first and made a announcement.

On June 4, RCB shared a post while paying homage to those killed in a stampede at M Chinnaswamy Stadium. After that, all the players including Virat Kohli also did this. But since then the social media of the franchise was not active. Now after 3 months, posting today, the franchise has announced the RCB Cares relief story.

Royal Challengers Bangalore returned with RCB cares

The post shared by RCB said, “Dear 12th Man Army, this letter is for you. It is going to be 3 months when we posted our last post here. This silence was not our absence but it was mourning.”

The letter further wrote, “This place was first filled with energy, memories and moments that you enjoyed the most. But June 4 changed everything. That day broke all of us. Since then the same silence has taken this place. We are mourning in that silence. We are mourning.

Further in the RCB note wrote, “In this way RCB Cares has come into existence, it is made up of the need to honor, apply ointment and stand with its fans. Our community and fans are a platform of meaningful action coined by fans. We are coming back to this place today, not to celebrate, but not to celebrate with you. To remain proud. “

Dear 12th Man Army, this is our heartfelt letter to you!

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The Silence wasn’t absence. It was grief.

This space was on filled with energy, memories and motes that you… pic.twitter.com/g0loxauybd

– Royal Challengers Bengaluru (@Rcbtweets) August 28, 2025

The accident occurred due to poor management

From the first season of IPL, Virat Kohli is playing for Royal Challengers Bangalore, but before that the franchise had never won the IPL Trophy. After 18 years, the dream of Virat Kohli and RCB fans was fulfilled, its happiness was celebrated across the country. But the very next day this happiness turned into mourning, when many people lost their lives in a stampede outside M Chinnaswamy Stadium. The major reason behind this was to organize the program in a hurry, in which the management was bad.