‘1 parade, 0 brains and now 7 funerals’: Netizens criticize RCB after Stampede turns deadly | Cricket messages – Times of India

Bengaluru: Security staff is trying to manage a crowd of fans gathered for the felicitation of the winning team Royal Challengers Bengaluru, near the Chinnaswama stadium, in Karnatation Bengalur. (PTI photos) The tragic strike near the Chinnaswama stadium in Bengalur during the first celebration of the IPL victory on Wednesday on Wednesday on Wednesday left more than 50 fans of the injured and eight people feared the dead. The incident occurred when the fans gathered to celebrate the victory of the Trophy IPL 2025 RCB.Stampede happened when thousands of fans tried to rush to the stadium by different gates at the same time. The police had to transport the injured to the ambulance and move them to the nearby Bowring Hospital.The authorities confirmed that two bodies are in Bowring Hospital and four in the Vaidehi hospital. Six people receive treatment at the Vaidehi ICU, and three other admitted intensive care. Sources have confirmed two more deaths.

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The reaction of the emergency reaction was braked when ambulances tried to pass through overflowed roads to achieve hospitals.The Government of Karnatak had previously canceled the victory show from Vishan Juděh at the cricket stadium Chinnaswamy for security concerns.“Incredible! Celebration of RCB’s broadcast victory continues. No mention of Stampede.“1 parade, 0 brains and now 7 funerals. What kind of idiots are planning a mass celebration without barricades, without a strategy? It’s not a celebration, it’s an administration that has disappeared the brain,” the user said at X.“The most popular aspect of #Chinnaswamystadium StamPede is the shocking apathy-coolereb, because the bodies lay lifeless. Where is our humanity? These young Cannadigs died for nothing, without respect, regardless of death.The incident caused extensive criticism on social media and people asked why the celebrations continued while people fought for their lives outside the stadium.