On June 4, a crowd of around 3 lakh people gathered outside the stadium to see RCB celebrate winning their first IPL title, resulting in a stampede that left 11 people dead and over 50 injured.

State government allowed RCB celebration despite no permission to prevent violence, citing crowd psychology and public safety concerns.

On June 4, a crowd surge outside Bengaluru’s Chinnaswamy Stadium during RCB’s IPL victory celebrations left 11 dead and dozens injured.

Senior Counsel P S Rajagopal, appearing for the state, told the court that even before the final IPL match was played, Royal ...

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah-led Karnataka govt's report on Bengaluru Stampede case is out. The report highlights RCB’s social ...

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The Karnataka government has held Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) franchise responsible for the Bengaluru stampede that ...

The Karnataka government has blamed IPL franchisee RCB, its event management partner, and the state cricket association for ignoring standard procedures and safety measures, leading to a stampede that ...

The Karnataka government pinned responsibility on IPL franchise RCB, its event management partner, and the state cricket association for a stampede that resulted in 11 deaths and 33 injuries. The ...

The Karnataka government report said that RCB, "unilaterally and without consultation/permission" from the Bangalore city ...

Bengaluru, July 17: The Karnataka Cabinet on Thursday accepted the Justice Michael D'Cunha Commission report on stampede near ...

The state defended the suspension of IPS officer Vikash Kumar Vikash, saying that he failed to perform his duty.