On Wednesday evening, during the celebration of Royal Challengers Bangalore’s Indian Premier League victory after killing at least 11 people at a stamp near Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief over the tragedy and called it “Heartright”.
The Prime Minister’s Office said in a post on X, “The accident in Bengaluru is completely charming. In this sad hour, I have all the people who have lost their loved ones.
The accident in Bengaluru is exactly from the heart. In this sad hour, my views are with all those who have lost their loved ones. I pray that people who are injured have quick recovery: PM @Narendra Modi
– PMO India (@PMOIndia) June 4, 2025
Stamped broke around 4.45 pm, when more than 15 people including a woman fell on the ground in a crowd of crowds. Gate 1 of Chinnaswamy Stadium In Bengaluru ahead of the festival.
RCB, which won the IPL final against Punjab Kings in Ahmedabad on Tuesday, was scheduled to celebrate his victory in Bengaluru on Wednesday. The team reached HAL airport on a special flight on Wednesday afternoon. As planned, a felicitation program took place in the lineage deal, with the presence of Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. Later, the team was designed to participate in an open bus in an open bus. Thousands of fan genre gathered in front of the deal as well as outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah also expressed a shock and condolences to the families.
RCB surprised the tragic loss of life in the stampede during the RCB victory ceremony near Chinnaswamy Stadium. A moment of Anand has been accepted with sorrow. I expand my deep condolences to bereaved families and wish the injured a quick recovery, “they said in a post on X.
RCB surprised the tragic loss of life in the stampede during the RCB victory ceremony near Chinnaswamy Stadium. A moment of Anand has been accepted with sorrow.
I express my deep condolences to the bereaved families and wish to fix the injured quickly.
– Siddaramaiah (@Siddaramaiah) June 4, 2025
Siddaramaiah also said that while a win parade was postponed as a precaution, there was still a tragedy in the crowd near the stadium.
“Precautionary measures were not taken by allowing a win parade, but the increase in the crowd near the stadium was due to this tragedy. I urge everyone to always prioritize security – enthusiasm, celebration, or over the crowd,” he said.
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