Police Bengalur has revealed that the state government has ignored his warning, leading to chaos and deadly Stamped during the Royal Challengers Bengalur’s victory celebration.
There was confusion about the victory celebration. While RCB announced that a parade of victory to M. Chinnaswamy stadium would occur from Vidhan Soudha, the traffic police rejected their permission to congestion. However, at about 3.15pm, the franchise once again announced that there would be a parade from 5pm.
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The victory parade will be followed by celebrations at Chinnaswamy Stadium.
We ask all fans to follow the guidelines set by the police and other authorities so that everyone can enjoy the show calmly.
– Royal Challengers Bengaluru (@rcbtweets) June 4, 2025
With the franchise, announcing the parade, thousands began to gather on the roads to celebrate the historic IPL triumph of RCB. According to the police, more than 50,000 people gathered within a 1 -kilometer circle to 3 pm.
The number increased only with each minute minute, and eventually brought to the stature in front of M. Chinnaswamy’s stadium. 11 People lost their lives, while more than 30 sustained serious injuries. While Stampede broke in front of the stadium, players and staff continued with celebrations within the stadium.
We tried to discourage the government as well as RCB: Bengalur Police
In the midst of a horrific tragedy, tall police officers have found that they have warned the state government as well as the franchise against the conduct of any victory parade. However, neither the government nor the franchise wanted to delay the celebrations and neglect the police advice.
“We tried to discourage the Government, as well as the RCB RCB franchise against Tuesday night against any celebration on Wednesday. We told them that there would be a bad consultation and we recommended the events of next Sunday, when the emotions were cooled,” said the older officer Deccan Herald.
Their argument was that players, especially foreigners, would leave today – Bengalur Police
The police further revealed that Royal Challengers Bengalur wanted the celebrations to happen immediately because their foreign players wanted to travel home.
“We told them not to take any procession, but to hold him in one place in an organized way. Bring the players to the stadium and finish it there,” said the officer.
“Their argument was that the players, especially the foreigners, would leave today or tomorrow. Of course, the government would like to get a mileage from it. If the government refused, it would have led to another kind of chaos,” the officer added.
