Vice President BCCI Rajeev Shukla interrupts silence on Bengalur Stampede during the RCB 2025 victory celebration

In the echo of a heart stampede that occurred outside the M. Chinnaswamy 4 stadium, June 4 Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 Victory celebrations, Vice President BCCIT rajeev shukla issued a measured but emotional attraction for unity, responsibility and fast action.

An unfortunate incident during the RCB of IPL 2025 events in Bengalur

The tragic incident, one who turned the historic celebration into a national accident, allegedly took at least 11 lives and left several more injured while uncontrolled crowds rose in front of the stadium door. The incident took place just a day after RCB won its first IPL title, beating Filling the kings up to six run in the nail nail finale in Ahmedabad. While the team flew back to Bengalur in a rental flight to celebrate with her fans, the mood in the whole city was cheerful. The day began with the official ceremony of flicit in Vidhan Soudha, where Chief Minister of Karnataka Siddaramaiah and Deputy CM DK Shivakumar honored the players of Mysore Peta and Garlands of Cardamoma – honoring rooted in a local tradition.

However, by the late afternoon, the scenes around the Chinnaswamy stadium began to spit out of control. With free input passes and social media that are full of Buzz, an relentless crowd of tens of thousands began to converge outside the stadium long before Tim RCB arrived. Despite being canceled by the authorities with an previously planned open top parade to prevent such a disaster, Stampedo still broke out in front of the stadium door, a scenario that no one completely predicted.

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Rajeev Shukla responds to an unfortunate stampede

In an interview with Ana, Shukla has recognized the proactive steps taken by the Government of Karnatak to prevent such chaos, including the cancellation of the road view. However, he admitted that the scale and density of the crowd outside the stadium was not intended.

“The government stopped the road to avoid Stampede or any such situation. But it was not expected that Stampeed would happen outside the stadium. Everyone should work together to control the damage,” Said Shukla.

Rajeev’s remarks hit the tone of urgency and collective responsibility, urging all stakeholders, BCCI, the State Government, the RCB officials, the law of the law of the law, to assess what went on evil and to ensure that such tragedies were never repeated. Rajeev Shukla sought to depoliticize the situation in his followed comments, stating:

“This can happen in any country, and the ruling party should not be blamed for this. If this happens in a state-controlled BJP, we should not blame them. The audience was huge. I talked to the franchise, and they also didn’t think the mass crowd would gather. This incident happened suddenly,” Shukla concluded.

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