A large crowd gathered at the victory ceremony of the Royal Challengers team.
'There was heavy police security,' said Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar. Bengaluru: Royal Challengers Bangalore won their first IPL title by defeating Punjab by 6 runs in the final of IPL 2025 held on May 3. The RCB team left for Bengaluru to celebrate the title on Wednesday. Thousands of fans had gathered outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium to watch their favourite players. 11 people died and more than 33 people were injured in the stampede that took place at that time.
The Karnataka High Court has issued a notice to the state government in the stampede case in Bengaluru. 'There have been news reports on various platforms during the victory rally of the Royal Challengers Bangalore team. In which 11 people have died and 75 fans have been injured.'
The senior lawyer said, “Two programs were held at the assembly and the stadium. They should tell where the ambulances were deployed.’ 'We have received many correspondences to find out the reason for this accident and to prevent such incidents from happening in the future. We are issuing a notice to the state government.' the Karnataka High Court has declared. The next hearing in the case is scheduled for June 10.
What did Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar say?
There is an atmosphere of excitement among the fans everywhere after winning the trophy after a wait of 18 years. But this joy has been tinged with bitterness. As soon as the RCB team reached Bengaluru, the excitement was palpable for the fans. 10 people lost their lives in a stampede outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium. Now, Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has reacted to this
What kind of celebration is this?
The RCB team entered its home pitch. Virat Kohli's dream of winning the IPL trophy after 18 years has come true. On that occasion, the team's victory social was organised at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. However, thousands of people had gathered outside the stadium to enter the ground, which could hold up to 32 thousand spectators.
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