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Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) have announced financial assistance of Rs 25 lakh each to all the victims who lost their loved ones in a stampede during the RCB’s Victory Parade on 4 June. The franchise said in a social media post on Saturday that the team is standing with the family in this difficult time and this help is being done to give their lives a little support.
In fact, during the celebration of the first title win of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in IPL 2025, there was a stampede outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium on June 4. In this accident, 11 people died and more than 50 people were injured.
RCB’s Victory Parade occurred on June 4 On June 4, outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, the Victory Parade was taken out in the joy of winning the IPL 2025 title of Royal Challengers Bangalore in the evening. In an attempt to enter the stadium, many people tried to get the walls trapped. Thousands of crowds were present at the entry gate. Millions of people gathered on the road. During this, there was a stampede. It killed 11 people and 33 people were injured.
On June 4, in addition to the Victory Parade, the players were honored in the state assembly.
All of those who died are less than 35, 3 teenager among them All the people who lost their lives in a stampede at Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru were under 35 years of age. The youngest victim was 13 -year -old Divyanshi. Among those who died were three teenager and six youth, who were between 20 and 30 years old.
All these people came to celebrate Royal Challengers Bangalore’s victory with their friends. Some people were from Bangalore, while some came from other districts. But the celebration turned into a tragic accident due to huge crowd and chaos. 11 people died and 33 were injured in the accident.
The dead include Divyanshi (13), Doresha (32), Bhumik (20), Sahana (25), Akshata (27), Manoj (33), Shravan (20), Devi (29), Shivalinga (17), Chinnaiya (19) and Prajwal (20).
Kohli spoke on the accident-I have broken in a manner After the Bengaluru accident, Virat Kohli wrote on Instagram- ‘I do not have words to say. I am completely broken. ‘ He also created a heartbreak emoji.
Karnataka government blamed RCB responsible The Karnataka government’s report was revealed on 17 July. RCB was told in the report responsible for the accident. Kohli was also mentioned in it. The Karnataka government said that RCB had not taken any permission from the government for the Victory Parade held in Chinnaswamy. However, the government also said that the sudden cancellation of the event could have provoked violence and law and order in the city would have deteriorated.
