After the tragic death during the tragic impact during the celebrations of the victory of Bengalur (RCB), the representative of the Chief Minister of Karnatak DK Shivakumar revealed that the team almost immediately stopped its program. Stampede near the M Chinnaswamy Bengalur Stadium resulted in death 11 people and left 33 other injured and threw the shadow over the city celebrations.
When he talked to the media, Shivakumar said, “The team extended condolences … I immediately went to the team and gave them the direction that this program should be stopped within 10 minutes … The team agreed and stopped the program within 5 minutes … We sent a lot of police teams with them because we didn’t want any incident to happen …”
He also announced that with regard to the tragedy, all official programs were postponed for the following day, except for the cabinet meeting. “No celebrations, including the world’s day,” he added.
Shivakumar was concerned about the crowd control and acknowledged the unforeseen scale of the assembly at the Chinnaswama stadium in Bengalur. “We never expected such an incident. No political party or officials wanted it, they did their best, but there was an uncontrollable crowd.”
He also appreciated the police for their proactive measures to prevent other incidents. “Again, I say it in the record. I should praise my police officers … In the morning they also wanted to have a procession, wanted to bring the vehicle from the airport itself. The police did not lead us, so I rushed to the airport and ensured that nothing went wrong.
The first victory celebrations of the IPL RCB became tragic on Wednesday because at least 11 people died and more than 30 were injured in the death of the Chinnaswama stadium on Wednesday after thousands of RCB fans gathered to capture the team.
“11 are dead and 33 injured because of StamPede near the Chinnaswama stadium in Bengalur … More than 2-3 Lakh people came, and no one expected this crowd,” said Karnataka’s main Minister Siddaramaiaha at the press conference.
He also said that only 35,000 spectators can accommodate the stadium. The main minister announced the Master’s investigation of the incident and £10 Compensation of Lakh to a relative deceased.
Stampede took place when thousands of RCB fans tried to enter the Chinaswama stadium from different gates. The police had a difficult time to control the crowd, trigger chaos and turn a joyful event into a tragedy.
Police used a slight power to control the crowd and bring the situation under control before a special felicitation at the Royal Challengers Bengalur (RCB) stadium (RCB) organized by Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA).
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