The Karnataka High Court has ordered the state government to share a copy of the status report on the stampede of June 4 at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore. In particular, the court dismissed the petition to keep the report confidential, stating that they were only in facts as “facts” by the government.
Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) won their first IPL 2025 title at the Narendra Modi Stadium on 3 June. However, the festival became tragic when a large crowd gathered outside the stadium in Bengaluru, killing 11 people and injuries of more than 50 others in the stampede.
Karnataka High Court ordered RCB stamped report
According to a report by the Times of India, the Karnataka High Court asked the state government to make public the report on the stampede. In particular, the court dismissed the government’s petition to keep the report confidential.
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The bench stated that privacy applies only in matters related to national security, public interest, or personal privacy – none of which were relevant.
The government has also been ordered to provide copies of the report to all the parties involved in the case, including Royal Challengers Bangalore Franchise, Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA), and DNA Entertainment Network, RCB’s event partner.
Royal Challengers Bangalore Stamped is waiting for the result of CID investigation in the incident
RCB is waiting for the result of a Criminal Investigation Department (CID) investigation. Senior officials of Royal Challengers Bangalore and his event partner, DNA Entertainment Network have already testified, but a final decision date has been announced so far.
The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) gave Royal Challengers Bangalore M. Outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium, attributed to attracting an estimated crowd of three to five lakh people, which was announcing his victory parade on social media after winning his first IPL title on June 3.
Vikash Kumar, Inspector General and Additional Commissioner of Police (Bengaluru West), were among the five senior officials rejected by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in view of the stampede.
The government cited the failure to manage “adequate insult to duty” and the reasons for their removal of the mob. However, the Tribunal said that RCB proceeded with the celebration without obtaining necessary regulatory approval.
RCB waited 18 years for IPL title
Royal Challengers Bangalore finally ended their 18 -year title by winning their first IPL Trophy. RCB finished second in the League stage with nine wins and 19 points from 14 matches, finishing a top-two positions.
He gave a commanding demonstration against Punjab Kings (PBK) in the first qualifier, winning eight wickets and sealing his place in the final.
Bengaluru posted a competitor on 190/9 after batting for the first time in the title clash. He limited PBK to 184/7, leading to an exciting six -run win. It was the first IPL title in Royal Challengers Bangalore, which was earlier reduced to the finals of 2009, 2011 and 2016.
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