RPG Enterprises Chairman Harsh Goenka is thinking about how invaluable the life of an ordinary man is after 11 people were killed at the stadium near the Chinnaswama stadium in Bengalur.
Chaos unfolded in the winning procession after the first victory of Royal Challengers Bengalur (RCB) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025.
Goenka said that for dozens who would die in such stamps in India, she said there was no responsibility for the tens that in India claimed that with a broken life that Bengalur Stamnede claimed.
“Delhi Station Stampede. Kumbh StamPede. Bangalore iPL Stampede. Dozens are dying. No resignation. No responsibility. No lessons,” wrote in X post.
“In India, the life of an ordinary person is not acclaimable- it’s worthless. Cheaper than a cup of chai!” He added.
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Goenka closed his post and said, “Business will continue as usual. Nothing will change.”
The original owner of RCB, Vijay Malllya, also ended the death of the victims of Stampede and said, “She absolutely gunf about sad loss of life and injury in Bengalur. RCB fans who came to celebrate the IPL champions met with fate.”
“I am expanding my sincere condolences to families of unfortunate victims. OM Shanti,” he added.
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Deadly Bengaluru Stampede
Almost 3 Lakhs gathered to celebrate the historical victory of RCB, which finally ended the eighteen -year waiting for the sought -after IPL trophy. On June 4, however, the celebration spirals into a tragedy near the Chinnaswama stadium in Bengalur.
The incident occurred when the fans tried to enter the stadium where the Karnataka State Cricket Academy (KSCA) was organized a special ceremony of felicitation to appreciate RCB players for their first IPL title.
Stampede led to death 11 people. About 33 people were injured after the stadium near the stadium.
Chief Minister of Karnataka Siddaramaiah said the stadium has a capacity for 35,000 people, but came 2-3 lakhs. “No one expected to come so much crowd.”
According to the police, about 50,000 people were 1 kilometers and the number continued to increase.
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3 Reasons that led to Bengalur Stampede
Confusion over victory, free pass, overflow and limited seat at the Chinnaswama stadium is said to be some of the main reasons that led to Stampede, which left at least 11 people dead.
Police sources said the PTI that the initial chaos later turned into a strike, because several cricket enthusiasts who did not have the entrance tickets for the stadium tried to relax to the premises along with those who had valid tickets.
The Bengalur Traffic Police announced on Wednesday 11:56 that the stadium will not host the winning show, but only a felicitation function.
However, the RCB team management said at 15:14 that they organized a victory show at 5 pm and offered free entry cards.
The police said that even though they showed that there would be no victory show and that only those with tickets could enter the stadium, the fans gathered outside the stadium in large numbers, and many of them also jumped to the gates to get entry.
“While those who have valid tickets were allowed to enter the celebration stadium, many tried to push those who had free passages and tickets. In this offer, some also started pushing each other,” the policeman said.
(Tagstotranslate) Victory Parade
