On Wednesday, the Karnataka government organized a civic reception in honor of the IPL 2025 champions, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), in Vishan Juděh. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah Felilitated Virata Kohli and his teammates with traditional Mysore Petas and Garlands made of cardamom, at the symbolic celebration of the first title of the IPL team.
Vidhana Juděh, the seat of the State Legislative Corps, served as a large background for this occasion. However, the festivities were cured by tragedy. Later in the evening, at least seven people were killed in front of the M. Chinnaswama stadium when massive crowds gathered to celebrate the historical victory of RCB.
Despite the developing crisis, the ceremony of felicitation at the stadium continued, where the players were honored for their victory over the title of Kings Pandjab on Tuesday’s finals. When the fans put their place in a huge issue, the inadequate crowd administration led to chaos outside, resulting in a deadly crush.
Previously, the RCB group returned to Bengalur to welcome the hero. Thousands of fans lined the way from the airport to the stadium. Representative of the main Minister DK Shivakumar received the team before they approached the judgment at the official reception.
Celebration of RCB IPL victory in Bengalur emphasizes
When the team bus Royal Challengers Bengalur, thousands of fans who gathered from the morning to celebrate. Captain Rajat Patidar held the APL Trophy Aloft, lined with the player of the final Krunal Pandy and the higher statesman of Virat Kohli, because the group acknowledged steadfast support. India today photo
At the M. Chinnaswama stadium, players were again honored with traditional Mysore Peta and Garlands. The ceremony, attended by higher government officials and crowds of passionate supporters, meant the culmination of the emotional path to the first IPL RCB.
Later, the team bus made a large entrance to the stadium, welcomed the rough applause and the sea flashing telephone cameras. From the balcony of the Patidar stadium, he again picked up the trophy, surrounded by jubilation teammates. Veteran Wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik, who played a key role in the campaign, looked with a smile. India today photo
When Kohli stepped forward to address the crowd, his words were drowned several times by a deafening encouragement. After several attempts the former captain finally spoke:
“I start by repeating what our captain said: It’s no longer an EE Sala Cup Namde, it’s the EE Sala Samu Cup. That’s all for you – fans, people of this city, anyone who stood at RCB dense and thin.
Published:
Saurabh Kumar
Published on:
June 4, 2025
Tune
