‘Lack of proper plan, no security system’: Karnataka government blamed the organizer for RCB, Virat Kohli video, Bengaluru Stamped – 10 things have been said in the report. Bharat News
NEW Delhi: The Karnataka government on Thursday on 4 June. A scary status report was presented to the High Court on a deadly stampede outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium. The tragic incident, in which 11 people lost their lives and injured more than 50, came to light during the victory ceremony after the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). The report has the primary defect on RCB, its event management partner DNA Entertainment Network Private. Ltd., and the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) accused them of organizing a massive public event without obtaining legal permission or coordinating with the city officials.The report said that despite receiving an official cow-forward from the police, the permission of the organizers refused permission due to the failure of the organizers in presenting mandatory details such as crowds-RCBs proceeded with promoting the parade through several viral social media posts, stated in the report. It further stated that, Virat Kohli and a video characteristic of the post on RCB platforms invited the fans to join the “Vijay Parade” from the Vidha Sauda to the Chinnaswamy Stadium, making hundreds of thousands of people gathered in Central Bengaluru.The report highlights deep procedural laps, which has no signage or public announcement, no signage or public announcement of trained private safety, no signage or public announcement.
Here the report has 10 major things:
No legal permission for victory parade
The report shows that neither RCB nor its event management partner DNA Entertainment Network submitted a formal application, which allows the victory parade or ceremony. The report said, “No application in the prescribed formats was submitted to the licensing authority by the applicant/organizer.” Instead, only one informal letter was given to the police on 3 June 2025 at 6:30 pm. According to the assemblies and procession orders, licensing and controlling of 2009, such events require a minimum of seven-day advance application with detailed congestion estimates and logical plans. The report further states, “In the absence of such information … it was not possible to consider the request for a license-offering authority.”
Social media posts promoted the gathering on a large scale
On 4 June 2025, RCB’s social media posts announced a win parade, leading to a large -scale public voting. The post announced free entry into the ceremonies at 7:01 pm, followed by a video of Virat Kohli at 8:55 am. Posted later at 3:14 pm, first, required for free pass. The report paid attention to these positions, “more than 1.7 million times with a post drawing” immense engagement online, “. Till then, more than 3,00,000 people began gathering. The report said, “There was no information about nearby disbursement … this means that the incident was open to all.”“RCB shared a video clip of Mr. Virat Kohli, a prominent player of the RCB team, on the RCB official handle @ RCBTVT on X, in which he said that the team intended to celebrate this victory with the people of Bangalore city and said RCB fans on 04.06.2025.”“This post has been mentioned, for the first and the only time, that free pass (limited entry) were available at Shop.royalchallengers.com, and till this point, there was no information about the nearby disbursement, which means that the incident was opened to all based on the former posts of RCB,” it was said.
Crowd size exceeds stadium capacity
According to the report, the stadium, which could catch around 35,000 people, saw a voting, which exceeded 3,00,000. The crowd included those who covered a distance of 14 kilometers from HAL airport to Taj West End, who expected to see the players. The report said, “This impromptu gathering … a large number of police personnel are required for immediate deployment.”“This situation arose due to lack of proper plan by organizers and failure to provide. Necessary information for the concerned authorities in advance, ”said this.
Late and Maded messaging sprinkled nervousness
3:14 pm – Even before the incident started – RCB told the public that only limited free pass would be honored. Till then, public posts suggested open entry. The report states that it has been made “confusion, frustration and chaos”, as hundreds of thousands of people had already gathered, realizing that they could be overcome. “Such a crowd focuses on the entrance of the stadium following the posts taken by RCB … Stating that entry… will be free to all, “it observes.The report said, “As a restless mob in Gates, the situation worsened when the organizers/RCB/DNA/KSCA responsible for the gate management failed to open the gates at the appropriate time and in an assured manner,” the report said.
Gate management failure stampede
Private security staff deployed by RCB and its partners had no instructions on gate timing or access control. Gates were not opened until 3:10 pm, causing agitation. The disappointed mob broke the open gates in the number of 1, 2, and 21. The sporadic stampds were told at several gates from 3:30 pm. The report stated, “This inspired the crowd to make its way into the stadium … due to complete mismanagement by the organizers,” the report states.“In every example, the police personnel of Gates and nearby immediately responded and effectively responded to gain control and regain the situation. During this developed Emergency, 7 officers and personnel (1 DCP, 1 PSI, 1 ASI, 1 WPC, and 3 PC) suffered continuous injuries from the police of the city, ”said this.
Parade continued despite security risks
Despite the chaos, the state decided to allow a small version of the victory ceremony. “The incident began at around 5:30 pm, and a measured response period was reduced by the report. It justifies it, citing the capacity for riots if the festival was suddenly canceled: “The risk of large -scale riots … This careful balance approach is required, giving priority to overall public safety.,“It is common and known in law and order situations, that cancellation of anticipated events can encourage the mob and lead a wider mob violence, as seen in many events, such decisions have been made,” it has been said, “it has been said,” it has been said.
The state responded to interrogation, arrest and suspension
The government increasingly announced a magisterial inquiry on 4 June under the chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner Jagdish ji. The court also took cognizance of the incident. On 5 June, the state suspended five senior police officers, including the Police Commissioner, and established a person under the leadership of retired Justice Michael Kunha. “Three FIRs were registered … and four persons were arrested.”
Traffic and crowd control plans were applicable
While the event organizer failed to inform the police on time, the traffic police had prepared the pre-Khali to increase the crowd. A total of 654 traffic personnel were deployed in the Central Trade District with nine diversion points and 125 barricades. “All traffic police inspectors … informed the school officials concerned in writing till 12:00 pm,” the report said. BMTC ‘Sarathi’ teams, e-path ambulances and FM alerts were also used.
Emergency reaction well
The police estimated large meetings and implemented a citieswide deployment scheme, dividing the areas into eight areas. A total of 2,548 police personnel – 13 DCPs and 31 ACPs – were deployed. Emergency units consisted of two ambulances, a fire tender and a command and control vehicle. After the incident, the force managed the withdrawal smoothly: “Despite thousands of fans … the withdrawal process was executed smoothly without an event.,
Organizers failed to provide medical facilities
The report clearly holds responsibility for medical arrangements on RCB and its partners. The first aid on the site is mentioned in their event ticket position, but no actual setup was visible. “There was no complete arrangement in this regard by the organizer,” the report said. In contrast, the government stepped with the incident after the incident, ensure free treatment in all hospitals and Rs. Issued. 25 lakh checks to the families of the deceased.Together, these findings highlight systemic laps in planning and coordination by private organizers and outline the important role of timely permission, law enforcement cooperation and public communication in large -scale programs.
