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RCB's victory celebration turned tragic with 11 fatalities in a stampede outside Bengaluru's Chinnaswamy Stadium. This incident highlights crucial security lapses during mass events and marks a grim reminder of ensuring safety for cricket enthusiasts.

RCB Celebration Marred by Stampede, 11 Dead

During RCB's IPL victory celebration at Bengaluru's Chinnaswamy Stadium, a stampede resulted in 11 deaths. The incident revealed major safety shortcomings, emphasizing the urgent necessity for meticulous event planning and crowd management to protect fans.

Fans, officials blamed for Chinnaswamy stadium stampede

A stampede outside Bengaluru's Chinnaswamy Stadium during an RCB celebration event left 11 dead.

"I don't know what we did wrong...we had tickets," an exasperated RCB supporter wondered outside the Chinnaswamy stadium, watching what was meant to be a day of celebration become a day of mourning after 11 fans were killed in a mad scramble to attend the team's IPL victory party here.
Thirty three of the team's injured supporters had to be hospitalised after a chaotic day.
"When one organises a victory celebration of this magnitude...safety and security measures need to be taken," BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia told PTI, taking note of the lack of preparedness to deal with the lakhs who crowded the streets, desperate to catch a glimpse of their favourite stars, including the enigmatic Virat kohli.
The tickets for the hastily-arranged engagement programme were sold in a jiffy, but the fans crowded all the gates 12, 13 (main gates) and 10 (club house entrance) with not enough security to control them.
The number swelled to unexpected levels around 3.30pm and it forced the police and stadium security officials to close all the gates to prevent the ticket-less from squeezing in along with the ones who had valid tickets.
"We came to watch our stars. I bought tickets for the function but was not even able to enter the stadium. Police suddenly blocked all the roads and closed all the entrances to the venue, and suddenly they started lathi-charging near the main gate," said Prashant Shetty, a post-graduate student who came along with a few of his friends.
"I don't know what we did wrong. We were invited for the function and bought tickets but in the end got beaten up and abused. Terrible day for fans like us," he added.
At around 4.30 pm many more came from the nearby Cubbon Park metro station, worsening the situation and the police had to resort to mild use of force to disperse the huge gathering.
At Gate No. 10, the situation was grimmer as women and children were shoved around forcefully, and even this reporter was pushed to a corner by a police official with a lathi who also hurled some swear words in local dialect.
Several ticket-holders had no choice but to make a retreat from the venue albeit thankful that they escaped unscathed from what became a stampede.
Even from a distance, it was disturbing to see women fainting and some others getting crushed under the feet of jostling fans.
The fan engagement function lasted close to an hour and the team went back to the hotel around 6:30 pm, but the fans still remained near the stadium, creating further traffic blocks and chaos, before slowly moving away after a tragic day.

Join Alia Bhatt as she celebrates her 32nd birthday in Alibaug, sharing heartwarming moments with Ranbir Kapoor and insights into her film 'Love And War'. Dive into the magic of Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s nighttime sets.

Alia Bhatt's 32nd Birthday Bash in Alibaug

Experience Alia Bhatt's 32nd birthday extravaganza in Alibaug! From her pre-birthday cake-cutting with Ranbir Kapoor to insights from 'Love And War', discover the joy and excitement surrounding this Bollywood star’s celebrations.

Alia Bhatt's Alibaug birthday bash: friends, family, and joy

Alia Bhatt gears up for her 32nd birthday in Alibaug, following Holi festivities. Pre-birthday celebrations include husband Ranbir Kapoor and insights into her new film with director Sanjay Leela Bhansali.

Alia Bhatt, the much-loved Bollywood star, is gearing up to celebrate her 32nd birthday in the serene locales of Alibaug. The actress is reportedly headed there to enjoy the occasion with close friends and family this March 15.
Before her birthday festivities, sources close to IANS reveal that Alia plans to celebrate Holi on Friday, paving the way for a weekend of joyous celebrations.
Alia recently gave fans a glimpse of her pre-birthday celebrations on March 12, sharing a celebratory moment with the media. At this event, she also provided some insights into her highly anticipated film "Love And War," which stars her alongside Ranbir Kapoor and Vicky Kaushal.
The pre-birthday celebration featured a heartwarming cake-cutting ceremony, attended by the media and her supportive husband, Ranbir Kapoor. Alia's face lit up with joy as she cut into a two-tiered cake, savoring a special moment with Ranbir. In a delightful gesture, she offered him the first piece, prompting him to affectionately kiss her forehead and playfully dab some frosting on her nose, resulting in laughter.
When the conversation shifted to her upcoming film, Alia explained that the cast has been filming at night to minimize distractions on the set of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's directorial venture.
"We shoot at night, which allows us to fully immerse ourselves without any interruptions," Alia shared. "This schedule reminds me of our work on 'Gangubai Kathiawadi'. It becomes our own world."
Reflecting on working with Bhansali again, Alia added, "Being on set with Sanjay sir feels like magic. When you come to his set, giving 100% is just the starting point."

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