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RCB Victory Parade Stampede Case: The stampede during the celebration of RCB’s victory has shook the country. 11 people have died in this.
Post after stampede outside Chinnaswamy Stadium
New Delhi. The stampede near the Chinnaswamy Stadium has shocked the entire country during the celebration of the victory of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). In this accident, 11 people have died and more than 33 have been injured. The Karnataka government is seen taking the middle path on this accident. State Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and other ministers expressed grief over the accident, but for this, they were seen putting responsibility on others more than the administration. The big question is whether this accident could have been avoided?
Karnataka Home Minister G. God expressed grief over this incident but put the responsibility on someone else for the incident. He said, ‘The Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) and RCB (RCB) were responsible for this event. Our government only participated in it. The incident is unfortunate and I am deeply saddened by the death of 11 innocents. The government is standing with the victims. He also told that according to metro data, between 9 am and 11 am, about 8.7 lakh people traveled, which tells how much the crowd must have been. Earlier, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had said in the press conference, ‘This is a big tragedy. We did not expect so much crowd. I am not defending this accident. We have ordered a magistrate inquiry in 15 days.
It is clear from the statement of the CM and ministers of Karnataka that the state government is considering the accident as a mistake, but for this it considers more Karnataka Cricket Board and Royal Challengers Management than itself. It is not easy to digest this attitude of the government. It is true that RCB management has decided to celebrate the Victory Parade and victory in a hurry but the government cannot avoid its responsibility. He was responsible for the administration. Therefore, he should accept his mistake.
Active in journalism for two decades. Responsibility of Sports as Associate Editor Sports in News18Hindi from April 2020. Page-1 in Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Jagran, Amar Ujala newspapers before News18 Hindi, Sports, India and abroad, Election D …Read more
Active in journalism for two decades. Responsibility of Sports as Associate Editor Sports in News18Hindi from April 2020. Page-1 in Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Jagran, Amar Ujala newspapers before News18 Hindi, Sports, India and abroad, Election D … Read more
