IPL STAMPEDE
Bengaluru stampede: BCCI forms committee to formulate guidelines for victory celebrations
Following the tragic stampede in Bengaluru during victory celebrations that resulted in 11 deaths and 56 injuries, the BCCI has formed a three-member committee. Headed by secretary Devajit Saikia, the committee also includes Prabhtej Singh Bhatia and Rajeev Shukla. The committee's mandate is to formulate comprehensive guidelines to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future.
Stampede deaths: HC grants bail to RCB marketing head, 3 DNA executives
The Karnataka High Court granted interim bail to four individuals, including RCB's marketing head, arrested after a stampede outside Chinnaswamy Stadium resulted in 11 deaths. The court cited a lack of direct evidence linking them to the incident. They were instructed to cooperate with the investigation, submit their passports, and provide a surety bond.
Did BJP demand UP CM's resignation after Kumbh Mela stampede?: Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah rejected the BJP's call for his resignation regarding the Bengaluru stampede. He accused the BJP of politicizing the incident. Siddaramaiah questioned why the BJP did not demand resignations during past tragedies like the Kumbh Mela stampede or bridge collapse. Union Minister Pralhad Joshi criticized the Karnataka government and demanded resignations.
Bengaluru stampede: Karnataka HC allows sealed cover status report, bail plea of RCB official up next
The Karnataka High Court has adjourned the hearing on the Chinnaswamy stadium stampede case to June 12, directing the Advocate General to submit a reply in a sealed cover. The AG cited the ongoing judicial commission and police suspensions, requesting confidentiality due to concurrent bail petitions. The court is also considering a PIL related to the incident.
Bengaluru Stampede Case: HC permits Govt to submit status report in sealed cover, posts hearing to June 12
The Karnataka High Court allowed the state government to submit a sealed status report regarding the Chinnaswamy stadium stampede. This decision came amidst concerns that public disclosure could influence the judicial inquiry and bail hearings. The court will hear the case on June 12.
Bengaluru stampede: No interim relief for RCB exec Nikhil Sosale, Karnataka HC reserves judgment till June 11
The Karnataka High Court will announce its order on June 11. This concerns a plea by Nikhil Sosale, an RCB marketing executive. He seeks protection after a stampede at Chinnaswamy Stadium. The incident resulted in 11 deaths during an RCB event. An FIR was filed against RCB, KSCA, and event organizers. KSCA officials previously received protection from arrest.
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Stampede Case: No action against RCB, DNA till June 12, A-G assures HC as Judge hears pleas for relief
The Karnataka High Court addressed petitions concerning the Bengaluru stadium stampede. These petitions came from Royal Challengers Sports Limited and DNA Entertainment Network. The court heard assurances that the government would avoid actions against petitioners. The Chief Minister will meet AICC leadership to discuss the tragedy. The court also granted relief from arrest to KSCA office-bearers.
Lessons to be learnt, may come up with an act for gatherings: DK Shivakumar on Bengaluru stampede
Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivakumar announced the state is planning an act for managing public gatherings. This decision follows a recent stampede during RCB celebrations where 11 people died. Shivakumar criticized opposition parties for politicizing the tragedy. He was in Delhi for discussions on urban governance and waste management. The opposition demands resignations due to the incident.
Siddaramaiah to meet Congress high command in Delhi, likely to discuss stampede incident
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah will visit Delhi on June 10. He will meet with Congress leaders. Discussions will include recent events. The June 4 stampede, which resulted in 11 deaths, will be addressed. D K Shivakumar is also in Delhi. He will not meet top leaders this time. He has an urgent meeting in Bengaluru.
RCB moves Karnataka HC to quash criminal case over Bengaluru stampede
Royal Challengers Bengaluru has approached the Karnataka High Court. They want to cancel the criminal case against them. The case is about the stampede at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium on June 4. The incident occurred during a celebration. It followed RCB's IPL title win. KSCA officials received temporary protection. The state government ordered arrests.
KSCA officials quit hours after HC shield from arrest
Following a tragic stampede at Chinnaswamy Stadium that resulted in 11 fatalities, KSCA secretary A Shankar and treasurer ES Jairam resigned, claiming moral responsibility. This occurred after the Karnataka High Court granted them protection from arrest.
Bengaluru stampede: KSCA Secretary, Treasurer resign after emergency meeting
"I had called an emergency managing committee meeting. Two of our members -- the secretary and treasurer -- have resigned on moral grounds. The committee has accepted their resignations. So far, nothing has come in. When the inquiry takes place, we have already told the government and the High Court that we will never shy away from anything that is there. We are ready to cooperate with the investigation," the KSCA president told reporters.
"They are dragging Pahalgam attack, Prayagraj stampede into Bengaluru stampede": Kumaraswamy accuses Karnataka govt of diversionary tactics
Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy has urged the Karnataka government for clarity on the stampede investigation outside M Chinnaswamy Stadium, criticizing the attempt to deflect blame by referencing unrelated tragedies. Following the incident, which resulted in 11 deaths, top KSCA officials resigned, and a CID probe was ordered.
Chinnaswamy Stadium stampede: Police complaint filed against Virat Kohli
Following a stampede during RCB's IPL victory celebrations in Bengaluru, a complaint has been filed against Virat Kohli, while four officials from RCB and DNA Entertainment have been arrested and remanded to judicial custody. The police are investigating the incident, which resulted in 11 deaths and 33 injuries, with more FIRs registered against RCB, DNA Entertainment, and KSCA.
Bengaluru stampede: Karnataka HC restrains police from taking coercive action against KSCA officials
The Karnataka High Court provided interim relief to Karnataka State Cricket Association officials. The court instructed the state police to refrain from coercive measures. This relates to the stampede outside Chinnaswamy stadium. The incident resulted in 11 fatalities. The KSCA President Raghuram Bhat and others sought to quash the FIR.
Bengaluru stampede: Karnataka ADGP Intelligence transferred
Following the tragic stampede outside Chinnaswamy Stadium that resulted in 11 fatalities, ADGP Hemant Nimbalkar has been transferred. This action follows Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's suspension of Bengaluru police commissioner B Dayananda and four other senior officers. The CM acknowledged an intelligence failure related to the incident during RCB's IPL victory celebrations.
Chinnaswamy stampede: Karnataka Cricket Association officials move HC, seek quashing of FIR
KSCA President Raghu Ram Bhat and other officials have petitioned the Karnataka High Court to dismiss the FIR filed against them following the Chinnaswamy stadium stampede. This action comes after Chief Minister Siddaramaiah ordered the arrest of representatives from RCB, DNA entertainment, and KSCA, citing irresponsibility and carelessness.
Who is Nikhil Sosale, the RCB marketing head arrested over the stampede outside Bengaluru’s Chinnaswamy Stadium?
Following Royal Challengers Bengaluru's (RCB) IPL victory, a stampede during a celebration parade outside M. Chinnaswamy Stadium resulted in 11 deaths and 50 injuries. Police arrested four individuals, including RCB's head of marketing and revenue, Nikhil Sosale, who is suspected of playing a role in planning the event.
Bengaluru stampede: FIR filed against RCB, event organizers, and KSCA for criminal negligence
Following a stampede at an IPL celebration in Bengaluru, Cubbon Park Police have filed an FIR against RCB, DNA, and KSCA. The Karnataka High Court has taken cognizance, demanding a status report on the incident's causes and preventative measures. RCB has announced ₹10 lakh compensation for the deceased's families and launched the "RCB Cares" initiative to aid the injured.
After deadly stampede in Bengaluru, Karnataka govt to formulate new SOP for mega events, celebrations
Following a stampede near Chinnaswamy Stadium, the Karnataka government will create a new SOP for large events. This aims to prevent future incidents. Home Minister G Parameshwara announced the decision. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has ordered an inquiry into the stampede. The government will take strict action if any lapses are found. The SOP will ensure events follow police guidelines.
AIADMK leader Edappadi K Palaniswami expresses shock over Bengaluru stampede during RCB celebration that killed 11 people
A tragic stampede near M Chinnaswamy Stadium during RCB's IPL victory celebrations in Bengaluru resulted in 11 deaths, including five from Tamil Nadu. Political figures are trading blame, with Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy criticizing Karnataka's Deputy CM, while DK Shivakumar apologized and announced postponed events. The Karnataka government has announced compensation and ordered an inquiry into the incident.
Bengaluru stampede: RCB fans crush parked car as they try to climb over it to enter M Chinnaswamy Stadium for event; Watch video
Celebrations for Royal Challengers Bengaluru's IPL title win turned tragic as a stampede outside M Chinnaswamy Stadium resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries. Thousands of fans gathered, overwhelming security despite prior advisories. The chaotic scene included damaged property and desperate attempts to provide medical aid to the injured, highlighting the severity of the situation.
Bengaluru Stampede: RCB mourns tragic loss of lives, expresses deep anguish
Royal Challengers Bengaluru expressed deep sorrow over the stampede during their victory celebrations, which resulted in tragic loss of lives. RCB promptly altered their program upon learning about the incident, following the guidance of local authorities. The team urged supporters to prioritize safety amidst the mourning in Bengaluru.
'No mention of stampede, where is our humanity': Social media reacts to RCB celebrations continuing amid 11 deaths
Tragedy struck the Royal Challengers Bengaluru's IPL victory celebrations as a stampede near Chinnaswamy Stadium resulted in numerous injuries and fatalities. Overcrowding and a rush to enter the stadium led to the chaos, with ambulances struggling to navigate the congested roads. Public outrage erupted as celebrations continued inside while the tragedy unfolded, prompting accusations of apathy and negligence.
RCB victory parade cancelled thanks to Bengaluru's nagging problem. But you can still meet victorious Kohli & crew
Bengaluru Police cancelled Royal Challengers Bengaluru's victory parade. This decision was due to traffic and logistical issues. A felicitation event will occur at M Chinnaswamy Stadium. The event is scheduled between 5 PM and 6 PM. Entry is restricted to ticket or pass holders. The public is advised to avoid the CBD area.
Bengaluru stampede: Karnataka CM announces Rs 10 lakh compensation for families of deceased; magisterial inquiry ordered
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah declared compensation of Rs 10 lakh each for the families of 11 people who died in the stampede. The incident occurred during Royal Challengers Bangalore's victory celebrations. The CM also assured free medical treatment for the 33 injured. The government will conduct a thorough investigation into the causes of the tragedy.
Chinnaswamy stampede: Bengaluru crowd was uncontrollable, cops were finding it very difficult, says Shivakumar as several feared dead
Royal Challengers Bengaluru's IPL victory celebration turned tragic. A massive crowd gathered at Chinnaswamy Stadium. This led to a stampede-like situation. Multiple injuries were reported. Early inputs feared at least two deaths. The event started at Vidhana Soudha. DK Shivakumar apologized for the uncontrollable crowd. Police deployed 5,000 personnel. Fans rushed towards the stadium gates. Some fainted and were trampled.
Bengaluru stampede: Scary visuals show RCB fans climbing over M Chinnaswamy Stadium walls, fences to attend event; Watch video
Tragedy struck Bengaluru as a stampede outside M. Chinnaswamy Stadium claimed two lives, including a child, amidst celebrations for Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s IPL 2025 victory. Thousands of fans had gathered for a felicitation ceremony, leading to a chaotic rush to enter the stadium. Overcrowding hampered ambulance access, delaying medical assistance to the injured who were rushed to Bowring Hospital.
Chinnaswamy Stadium Stampede: Organisers should have planned RCB's IPL-winning celebrations better, says BCCI Secy
Following RCB's IPL victory, a stampede outside Chinnaswamy Stadium resulted in at least four fatalities, prompting BCCI to criticize the inadequate planning of celebrations. Lakhs of fans gathered, overwhelming police and leading to chaos. Authorities acknowledge lapses in safety measures, while a planned victory parade was cancelled due to the tragedy.
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