Bengaluru police have filed a complaint against Royal Challengers Bangalore. The case is linked to a stampede outside the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Wednesday, which killed 11 people. The FIR was registered at the Kabban Park police station, alleging official negligence.
Earlier, the Karnataka High Court ordered the state government to submit a report on the stampede. The complaint was filed under sections 105 and 120. Those named in the complaint include Royal Challengers Bangalore, the Karnataka State Cricket Association, and event management company DNA Networks.
The city’s deputy commissioner and district magistrate, G Jagdish, said notices would be sent to RCB, the cricket association, and other parties involved. The police action comes after a tragic incident that shocked the city.
The incident happened outside the stadium, where fans had gathered to watch a match. The stampede resulted in the deaths of 11 people, with many more injured. The police are investigating the cause of the incident and whether any lapses in security contributed to the tragedy.
Investigation Underway
The Karnataka government has been ordered to submit a report on the incident. The police are also investigating the role of the event management company and the cricket association in the tragedy. The incident has raised questions about crowd control and safety measures at public events.
Key Parties Involved
- Royal Challengers Bangalore
- Karnataka State Cricket Association
- DNA Networks (event management company)
- Bengaluru police
- Karnataka government
The incident is a reminder of the importance of safety and security at public events. The investigation will hope to shed light on what went wrong and how such incidents can be prevented in the future.