BCCI will now take action in Bengaluru Stampede case, said- cannot live as silent spectators

11 people have died in a stampede case near Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, after which the Board of Control for Cricket in India has also decided to take action. The terrible accident occurred while celebrating the Royal Challenge Bengaluru for the first time after winning the Indian Premier League title. The BCCI may soon issue necessary guidelines to curb such accidents in future and regulate the events.

BCCI Secretary Devjit Saikia has spoken to the cricbing in this regard. He confirmed this information and said that after winning the title in future, the necessary criteria will be considered to celebrate. In this regard, the BCCI will have to get the necessary information at any level. Such accidents cannot be seen by becoming silent spectators.

Let us know that the celebration of RCB’s victory was not organized by the BCCI but on behalf of the team itself. But Saikia says that it was a personal matter of RCB. But the BCCI is also responsible in this because the responsibility of cricket in India is on it. We will ensure that such an incident does not happen again in future.

After this accident, there is a continuous demand that its accountability be taken and improvement should also be taken. The Karnatar government has already started action. Action has been taken against police and organizers and arrests have been made. Steps have also been taken to maintain unrest. It is common to have such a big event in the cricket field, but now concerns about security have started increasing.