Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said that he was M.K. The tragic stampede was revealed outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium. June 4 at 5:45 pm. Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) IPL victory ceremony, resulting in 11 fatal and more than 56 people were injured.
Siddaramaiah mentioned that the news reached him after the conclusion of the ceremony at Vidha Saudha. In particular, he did not attend the program at the stadium, which began at around 6:10 and attended by Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivkumar.
“I came to know that the deaths occurred at 5.45 pm. 3.50 pm, I was reported to have died in the hospital, but I came to know about it only at 5.45 pm. Till that point, I did not know about the deaths due to stampede. I have taken action against what I have done wrong,” Siddaramaiah said.
Also read: Karnataka compensated from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 25 lakh to the families of Bengaluru Stamped victims.
A day after his comments, the Widow Deal marked security concerns about organizing the event outside the state assembly a day after a letter written by security officer MN Kariasavan.
Kariyasavan wrote to the personnel and the secretary of administrative reforms G. Satyavanathi, “Millions of security personnel are going to come to the genre deal. Since there is a shortage of security personnel, it will be difficult to make security,” Kariyasavan wrote to the personnel and administrative reforms secretary G. Satyavanathi.
He said, “This incident happened near the Cricket Stadium. I have no connection with it. Neither the Deputy Chief Minister … (then correcting himself right), no, no, neither the Home Minister, nor do I know about it (plan meetings),” he said.
Recently, the Karnataka government increased the compensation for the stampede victims by ₹ 10 lakh. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said that no family should move forward due to financial difficulties.
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