RCB asks a Karnataka High Court to dismiss criminal accusations in the case of Bengaluru Stampede

Royal Challengers Sports Limited (RCSL), the owner of IPL Team Royal Challengers Bengaluru (Rcb), has transferred the High Court of Karnataka to annul criminal accusations about the tragic stampede, according to a report from News18. The DNA Event Management Company Networks PVT LTD has also approached the court.

On June 4, a public celebration of the first RCB IPL title became tragic when a stadium was held outside the M. Chinnaswamy stadium. A large crowd had gathered to celebrate victory, but 11 people died and many more were injured. In response, a FIR was presented against RCB and DNA entertainment networks.

FIR registered against RCB, KSCA officials on Bengaluru Stampede’s tragedy

Bengaluru police stated that the officers had been parked around the stadium until 5.30 am on June 4, after the final victory of the RCB IPL. Police said they had denied permission for the celebration event to go ahead.

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“Despite this, KSCA, RCB and DNA continued with the event, ignoring police instructions,” said the FIR.

“Without any official permission, on June 4, RCB announced its celebration and victory parade on its social networks and on its website, inviting fans to unite. Once this is news Dealy on television channels and social networks, (the police) we informed our senior officers and requested the necessary security and arrangements. “

RCB transfers Karnataka HC to cancel the criminal case

The investigation has been delivered to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID). RCB’s marketing and income head, Nikhil Sosale, has been in court custody. The High Court of Karnataka has banned police from taking steps against officials of the Karnataka State Cricket Association.

RCSL has moved to the Supreme Court to annul the criminal accusations against him, claiming that he has been mistakenly accused. The company stated that it had clearly announced on social media that entry into the celebration event required a previous registration, although the passes were free.

DNA entertainment networks also stated that the stampede occurred due to insufficient police presence outside the stadium, as the forces were concentrated near Vidhana Soudha.

In his presentation, RCSL claimed that a delay in opening the doors, from the scheduled time from 13.45 to 15:00, was a large crowd to gather at once.

RCB ended with the 18 -year -old wait with a fast -paced victory over the kings of Punjab

RCB ended his 18 -year wait for an Indian Premier League title with a six -game victory over Punjab Kings in the 2025 final held in Ahmedabad on June 3. This victory was his first IPL championship, after having remained in its appearances before 2009, 2011 and 2016.

RCB published a total of 190 by 9, with Shot kohli Anchoring the entrances with a 43 of 35 balls. In response, the kings of Punjab were short despite a strong struggle. Krunal pandya He starred in the ball, delivering a winning spell of 2 by 17 in four points, winning the game player’s prize.

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