Bengaluru Urban Deputy Commissioner, Yes. JagdishHas announced that notices will be issued Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA), Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) Management, program organizer, and City Police Commissioner B. Dayanand. Jagdish is conducting a magisterial inquiry at the tragic stamped which was near M. Chinswami stadium,
This incident occurred during the RCB victory ceremony on Wednesday, 4 JuneAs a result, 11 people died and more than 50 others were injured. Jagdish said that the investigation is currently going on and who can be responsible at this level, one should avoid commenting on it.
“I visited KSCA Stadium today to review the scene. Notices will be sent to prominent stakeholders to review the scene today,” Jagdish told reporters as Hindustan Times (HT). Notices will be sent to the investigation. The investigation will be completed within 15 days. I am starting the investigation now. I will not conclude at this level. “
“I have to inquire a report to the government,” he said.
Deputy Commissioner G. Jagdish also clarified that he was not a competent authority to allow the incident, saying that the responsibility was with the Police Commissioner. The Karnataka state government had earlier announced a magistrate investigation into the incident and assured that those people would be held responsible after public outrage and political criticism.
Government of Karnataka to introduce new SOP for crowd control after RCB tragedy
State Home Minister, Yes. GodAddressing the media on Thursday, announced that the Karnataka government will present a new Standard operation process (SOP) To regulate mass public programs. He emphasized the commitment of the government, which led to the tragedy, where thousands of people gathered to celebrate RCB's IPL victory, more than the ability of the stadium.
“Strict measures will be taken to overcome the deficiencies occurring as a result of this unfortunate incident,” God told reporters.
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