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    RCB moves Karnataka HC to quash criminal case over Bengaluru stampede

    Royal Challengers Bengaluru has approached the Karnataka High Court. They want to cancel the criminal case against them. The case is about the stampede at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium on June 4. The incident occurred during a celebration. It followed RCB's IPL title win. KSCA officials received temporary protection. The state government ordered arrests.

    Bengaluru stampede: KSCA Secretary, Treasurer resign after emergency meeting

    "I had called an emergency managing committee meeting. Two of our members -- the secretary and treasurer -- have resigned on moral grounds. The committee has accepted their resignations. So far, nothing has come in. When the inquiry takes place, we have already told the government and the High Court that we will never shy away from anything that is there. We are ready to cooperate with the investigation," the KSCA president told reporters.

    "They are dragging Pahalgam attack, Prayagraj stampede into Bengaluru stampede": Kumaraswamy accuses Karnataka govt of diversionary tactics

    Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy has urged the Karnataka government for clarity on the stampede investigation outside M Chinnaswamy Stadium, criticizing the attempt to deflect blame by referencing unrelated tragedies. Following the incident, which resulted in 11 deaths, top KSCA officials resigned, and a CID probe was ordered.

    Bengaluru Stampede: Police officer says CM's office ordered to go ahead with RCB's IPL win celebration despite risks

    RCB Bengaluru Stampede: The suspension of Bengaluru's police commissioner B Dayananda and other officers has sparked outrage among the police. Officers feel betrayed by the government. They view the action as unprecedented and demoralizing. A head constable protested the suspensions. Officers claim the suspensions are politically motivated. They allege higher-ups are avoiding accountability for decisions regarding Royal Challengers Bengaluru victory celebrations.

    CM sacks top cops amid BJP calls to quit; RCB, event officials face arrest

    Following a stampede at an IPL victory celebration in Bengaluru that resulted in 11 fatalities, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has suspended several top police officials for negligence. A judicial inquiry, led by Justice John Michael D'Cunha, will investigate the incident, along with a CID probe into RCB, KSCA, and DNA Entertainment Networks.

    Stampede: Bengaluru Urban Deputy Commissioner to issue notices to RCB and others

    Bengaluru Urban Deputy Commissioner G Jagadeesha is leading a magisterial probe into the Chinnaswamy stadium stampede. Notices will be issued to KSCA, Royal Challengers Bengaluru, and Police Commissioner B Dayananda to join the inquiry. Jagadeesha inspected the stadium and aims to complete the inquiry within 15 days, gathering evidence to determine responsibility for the tragedy.

    The Economic Times
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