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The main coach of India, Gambhir GautamHe has given an accusation of the victory of the Royal Challengers Bengaluru title (RCB). Catastrophic stampede to Bengaluru who tragically claimed 11 lives and left dozens wounded. The devastating incident, which took place outside the M. Chinnaswamy stadium on Wednesday, has launched a deep stick over what was foreseen as an important and cheerful occasion for RCB and its passionate fan base.
Historical IPL of RCB Marred by Tragedy
The long -awaited RCB’s IPL title, guaranteed after an 18 -year search, encountered widespread joy and carefully planned parties. These included a special greeting ceremony to the Vidhan Soudha by Karnataka Chief Minister, Siddaramaiah and a open bus parade eager on the streets of the city. However, the cheerful atmosphere was rapidly dissolving in horror when it is estimated that 250,000 zealous fans converged and increased through the stadium, completely overflowing existing security measures and event organizers. The uncontrolled crowd movement led to a horrible stampede that led to the death of 11 individuals, including several young fans, and caused injuries to about 50 years.
Gambhir’s non -filtered condemnation
Talking to journalists before India’s next tour in EnglandGambhir was unequivocal in his critique of the decision to stage such an expansive public celebration. “I was never a believer we need to have road blows. Never. When I was playing, I had the same statement, even after winning the T20 World Cup in 2007 that we should not have road shows. The life of the people is much more important and I will continue to say that” He stated Gambhir, his voice reflecting a deep concern.
He emphasized that the primary consideration for any celebration must be the safety and well -being of the public, who surpass any desire for greatness or show.
Gambhir strongly argued that future mass meetings were limited to safe and controlled environments such as closed stages or designated closed doors, thus mitigating the risk of similar catastrophic results. “If we are not ready to hold a road show, we should not do it. You can never lose 11 people.” He added, emphasizing the loss of unforgivable life.
Gambhir also raised questions about the level of preparation that event organizers, specifically calling RCB, the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) and the external event management company. All these entities are now facing accusations of criminal negligence regarding tragic facts. )We need to be responsible citizens. If we were not ready to have a road road, we should not be done, “ Gambhir reiterated. Their observations resonate with a growing heart of voices that require a higher accountability and a significant improvement in public events, especially in a nation obsessed with Cricket such as India, where the huge crowds are a common event.
