The Karnataka government said on Thursday to the HC state that the situation outside the Chinnaswamy stadium in Bengaluru is a “complete madness” because June 11th was killed on June 11.
“We have expressed our advocate and reported on the status recorded in the record. The register is ordered to register this Suo-Motuovská knowledge as Suo-Moto WP,” said the divisional bench of the reigning chief judge in Kameshwar Rao and Joshi Joshi.
“The news was published in various newspapers telling the tragedy that happened when 11 people died, and 75 were injured during the winning celebration of the RCB. This court is aware of the incident,” the High Court said.
Karnataka HC further issued a notice of an incident that killed 11 and injured the score of others.
“To find out the cause of the tragedy and how to prevent it in the future, we have also received communication from several people on this topic. We issue a notice to the state government,” he said.
“Senior defending champion ARUN Shhyam said that two events were held in Vishana Judgment and at the stadium, let them give them details of where ambulances were deployed,” said Lavička.
Karnataka HC published a matter for hearing again on June 10.
Bengaluru Stampede: What did Karnataka Govt say?
Prosecutor Shashi Kiran Shetty, representing the state, said that the Chinnaswamy stadium was supposed to accommodate about 30,000 people, but 2.5 lakh people have shown that they witness the winning ceremony after Royal Challengers Begalur earned their first IPL title after 18 years.
“The stadium was supposed to accommodate about 30,000 people, but 2.5 lamp people appeared. Stampede took place after the” free entry “was announced. Anyone who was in a hurry thought it would be just another person, “said the general prosecutor on behalf of the Karnataka government.
Shetty explained that thousands of police officials were present on Earth, adding that the state was worried about the incident.
“Police commissioner and other leaders, including 1318 and 1483 officials, were present on the ground,” he said.
“We are concerned about this just like anyone else. The first statement of CM was about the compensation to be provided, and the medical treatment to be provided. We have been working since yesterday’s night, MILLORDS. We are open to any proposals,” Ag added.
At least 11 people died and more than 30 were injured outside Bengaluru’s M Chinnaswamy stadium because the huge crowd gathered nearly 3 lakh people to testify to the victory of RCB after defeating Kings Pandjab in IPL 2025.
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