CM Siddaramaiah and DK Shivkumar’s statement on stampede and deaths during RCB’s Victory Parade

Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) won the trophy by defeating Punjab Kings in the IPL-2025 final on Tuesday. After this, this victory of RCB was organized at Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on Wednesday. However, after a large number of cricket lovers gathered outside the stadium, there was a situation like chaos or stampede. Many people have died in this incident and a large number of people have also been injured. The opposition party in the state has accused the government of chaos. At the same time, now Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy CM DK Shivkumar have also issued the first statement regarding this incident.

How many people died so far?

During the RCB’s Victory Parade, the news of 11 people died in a stampede near Chinnaswamy Stadium so far. About 33 people are said to be injured in this accident, out of which many people have been stated to be critical. The injured have been admitted to the hospital and are being treated there.

Did CM Siddaramaiah say?

On the stampede incident in Bengaluru, Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah said- “This incident should not have happened. The government expresses deep grief over the incident. 11 people died and 33 have been injured in the stampede. More than our expectation for the RCB celebrations in Bengaluru, the government has announced a free treatment of Rs 10 lakh for the dead. The Chinnaswamy Stadium came to the stadium, no one was expected to do politics. Was.

Siddaramaiah referred to Mahakumbh

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah said- “According to the information I have found, no such (serious incident) has happened there. As far as the stampede is not the first time, it is not the first time, many times there have been incidents of stampede. Time did not comment, neither my government, did not comment at that time.

What did Shivkumar say on chaos?

On the chaos during the RCB celebrations outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivkumar said- “This was a crowd of youth full of passion. Due to this we could not use sticks. The crowd was uncontrollable, the police was having trouble, so we had to stop the procession. Will inform about this.

What did Shivkumar say on the allegations of the opposition?

On a stampede-like situation in Bengaluru, Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivkumar said- “I spoke to the police commissioner and I am going to the hospital. So far we do not know about the number of victims. We all request to remain calm. We have cut many of our programs.” Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivkumar said on the BJP’s allegations, “They are there to make allegations there and we are there for security. I am going to the hospital.”

What did the BJP accuse the government?

During the celebration of RCB’s victory, Karnataka BJP President BY Vijayendra said on a stampede in Bengaluru- “The state government should take full responsibility of this tragedy. When the whole country and Karnataka were celebrating RCB’s victory, the state government hurry to take out the victory rally without any pre-preparation, which caused this tragedy to make this tragedy. It was that more than 11 people died. Some people talked to some victims, there was no police, there was no ambulance facility.

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