Prime Minister Siddaramaiah involved in the tragedy of the RCB celebration

A shocking development was headed by a finger to Karnataka Chief Minister, Siddaramaiah on the mortal stampede during the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) celebration of his IPL 2025 single holder title at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium.

Sources by Raj Bhavan said to India today that the governor of Karnataka had initially thought of welcoming Royal Challengers Bengaluru players to Raj Bhavan to pay tribute to his heroic IPL 2025. But in the same way that the preparations were in place, the Government informed the governor that the official ceremony would take place in Vidhana Soudha. In Bengaluru.

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In addition to the confusion, the Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had formally invited the Governor to attend the Vidhana Soudha event, making it clear that the state government was involved in organizing the ceremony to celebrate the triumph of the RCB IPL title.

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But, adding the turn, the chief minister had previously stated that the celebration was not an event organized by the Government. Siddaramaiah had said that the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) had invited the governor, not his government.

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The India report Today says: “The governor of Karnataka was planning to invite RCB players to RAJ Bhavan for a greeting ceremony, but the state government informed him that the event would be held in Vidhana Soudha, instead, Raj Bhavan sources exclusively in India today.”

The report added: “Raj Bhavan’s sources also revealed that the Chief Minister officially invited the Governor to participate in the Vidhana Soudha event. However, he contradicts the previous statement of Prime Minister Siddaramaiah, where he said that congratulation was not a government event and that Karnataka State Clicket had invited the governor.”

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Previously, Siddaramaiah insisted that the RCB celebration event was not his idea. The CM stated that he only took the passage after being requested by the Secretary in Chief and the police agreed. He emphasized that this was an event organized by KSCA and invited it, as invited by the governor, so he simply attended his event.

SidDaramaiah blames KSCA and RCB for Bengaluru tragedy

He insisted that he had no other role beyond attending the event. The Karnataka CM moved away from the tragedy, saying that he was not informed of key details. He approved the event only after the RDP department’s permission and blamed Bengaluru, KSCA and RCB police for the incident.

Siddaramaiah stated, “This letter never came to me. The DPR department gave me permission. I was informed and they said,” Forward, “but I never directed -to be detained in front of Vidhana Soudha.

Previously, Bengaluru police suggested that the celebration on Sunday, but sources revealed that the Government ignored the application and maintained the congratulations of the RCB the day after IPL on June 4, causing the chaos that left 11 dead and several injuries.