“Lives are more important than celebration”

Former Indian Patron Kapil Dev advised Indian fans to be more aware of the future if there is any wins in any city and should not make the same mistake that the ordinary people made to Bengaluru.

People should not make this kind of error in the future, as they have fun, but their fun becomes a tragic incident and they end up losing their lives in the streets.

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There were more than two and a half people from Lakh outside the M. Chinnaswamy stadium only to get a view of the royal From the Bengaluru players, but the cheerful time became a horrible time, as more than 50 people were injured and 11 people died in a stampede.

Dev showed condolences to those who lost their lives and advised fans to be more aware of the future parades of victory, as life is more important than a team winning a trophy.

“I feel very bad with that. I think we have to learn from each other. The next time this (a parade of victory) happens, people should be more aware. People make mistakes,” Kapil said to PTI.

Kapil Dev also requested Rcb And the Government to maintain health during the organization of this type of victory celebrations, where a large number of people gathered on the street.

Lives are more important “Kapil Dev

Kapil Dev said that if any team wins a title in the future, things should be calm and lives are more important than the celebration. People should not lose their lives while having fun at the celebrations.

“The mistakes should not be on this scale where you have fun and lose lives. In the future, if any team wins, keep -quietly. The lives are more important than the celebration. We put it -so,” added Kapil Dev.

The RCB victory parade was also canceled after seeing the great people, but the celebration took place at the stadium, which has only 35,000 people and there were about 2.5 lakes present at the celebration.

Karnataka The Supreme Court demanded a state state report on stampede, which passed outside the M. Chinnaswamy stadium.

Notification of Karnataka High Court Problems

The High Court of Karnataka became aware of the incident in Suo Motu and issued a notice to the state requesting a detailed report of June 10 from the Government.

Chief Judge V Kamehwar Rao and Judge CM Joshi led the court to record the matter as a request for Litigation of Public Interest of Suo Motu.

The lawyer general informed the court that an investigation had been started on the incident and will be completed within 15 days, with all the details on this subject.