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Photos after the stampede during the RCB’s Victory Parade at the Chinnaswamy Stadium on 4 June in Bengaluru.
Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) filed a petition in the Karnataka High Court on Monday to cancel the criminal case against them in the stampede at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. 11 people lost their lives and 75 were injured in the stampede. The case can be heard today.
RCB has argued that it has been falsely implicated in the case. It was clearly stated on social media that there are passes Limited. The gates of the stadium were about to open at 1:45 pm but opened at 3 pm, which increased the crowd.
Event organizer DNA Entertainment Networks Private Limited has also filed a separate petition challenging the FIR against them. The company says that the police could not handle the crowd. This caused stampede.
RCB’s marketing head in 14 days judicial custody
Four officers of the RCB and event management company were arrested on 6 June. The court has sent everyone to judicial custody for 14 days.
Claim- Police officer asked for extra force According to the Times of India report, DCP MN Karibasavana Gowda had written a letter to the state government before the Victory Parade on 4 June. He wrote- RCB’s fan following is across the country.
Millions of people can reach the Chinnaswamy Stadium. We do not have enough police force. It will be difficult to make security arrangements. After the letter surfaced, questions are being raised on the government as to why such a big event was allowed when the danger was already known.
High Court asked 9 questions to the state government The bench of Karnataka High Court acting Chief Justice V Kameshwar Rao and Justice CM Joshi raised some questions on 5 June while hearing the Suomoto (self -cognizance) writ petition.
The court had asked who gave permission to RCB to celebrate victory? When and how was this decision taken? Did the organizers take the necessary permission? The Karnataka government has to file a reply in the High Court by 10 June.
Leader of the Opposition R.K. Ashok and BJP MLAs demonstrated against CM Siddaramaiah and Deputy CM on Sunday.
Resignation of Karnataka Cricket Association officials Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) Secretary A Shankar and Treasurer ES Jairam have resigned. Both have taken the moral responsibility of a stampede during the Victory Celebration of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB).
Shankar and Jairam said in a joint statement;-
Due to unpredictable and unfortunate incidents in the last two days, we want to tell that we have resigned from our respective positions as KSCA Secretary and Treasurer. However, our role was very limited.
Father clung to the son’s grave, said- I have to stay here
In the stampede, 11 people were killed, including BT Laxman’s 21 -year -old son Bhowmik.
Karnataka BJP shared a similar video on X on 7 June. In this, a person is seen crying from his son’s grave.
The person’s name is BT Laxman. His 21 -year -old son Bhowmik Laxman was killed in a stampede. In the video, BT Laxman is crying loudly near his son’s body and saying, ‘I bought the land I bought for him. I don’t go anywhere now. I also want to live here.
Bhowmik, a resident of Hasan district of Karnataka, was the only son of his parents and a final year student of engineering. He was among the 11 people who died of a stampede during the RCB’s Victory Parade outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. Read full news …
3 photos of Bengaluru stampede …
More than 3 lakh fans had gathered in RCB’s celebrations. (Photo- Outside the assembly.)
Fans started climbing the wall to enter M Chinnaswamy Stadium. After which there was a stampede.
People taking the injured to the hospital after the stampede.
KSCA said- The responsibility of handling the crowd was of the event management company The Karnataka government on Thursday ordered the arrest of officials after registering an FIR against KSCA, RCB and DNA Entertainment Network. Karnataka State Cricket Association President Raghuram Bhat, Secretary A Shankar and Treasurer ES Jairam demanded the cancellation of FIR against him in the stampede case.
On this, the Karnataka High Court had given relief to KSCA officials from the arrest till the next hearing on 16 June. KSCA had earlier said in its petition in the High Court that the RCB and event management company had the responsibility of managing the mob at the gate outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium.
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