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.

Salman khan: Galaxy apartments, the house of Bollywood actor Salman Khan, a big lapse has come to light once again in Bandra West. A 32 -year -old woman forcefully entered the building and took a selfie outside Salman’s flat and then went out quietly. This incident happened at a time when a person from Chhattisgarh was caught trying to enter his house a day earlier.

Who is a selfie woman
The woman has been identified as Isha Bhushan Shapra, which reached the Galaxy apartment with a cab at around 3:22 pm on the night of 21 May. She was in an attractive outfit, which looked like a guest of someone who knows. At that time, the policeman posted under Salman’s security and private security staff of the building was present, but still she went inside the main gate.

Police statement on this matter
According to police sources, entry is allowed in the apartment only through biometric access, which security guards control. But seeing the woman’s dress and self -confidence, the guards considered her inside without recognizing the guests.

What did Isha Shapra do during this time
Isha Shapra reached the lift lobby directly, where Salman Khan’s flat is, and took a selfie there. After this, she left in the same cab. The incident was revealed when the security staff was later on his antics during the investigation of CCTV footage. A complaint was immediately lodged at Bandra police station and investigation of the case was started.

What is happening now in this matter
On the basis of CCTV, the police collected the information of the cab and the woman was detected by the rented flat at Nag Society, Carter Road. After which he was detained. At present, the woman is being questioned about this.

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