The Indian Cricket Control Board (BCCI) has taken strict steps after 11 people died in a stampede during the victory of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. The BCCI has announced to formulate a new policy to avoid such incidents in future and formed a three -member high -level committee for this. The decision was taken at the Apex Council meeting held on Saturday.

Report will be revealed in 15 days:

In a statement issued after the meeting, the BCCI mourned the Chinnaswamy stampede and the Ahmedabad plane crash and said to form a committee to protect against such incidents. The committee will be chaired by BCCI Secretary Devjit Psychia, while Vice President Rajiv Shukla and Treasurer Prabhtej Singh will also be part of this committee. This committee will prepare detailed guidelines within 15 days and submit it to the BCCI, which will be implemented in future during large events or team celebrations.

Celebration took a frightening form in Bengaluru

After winning the final of IPL 2025 on June 3, RCB stepped into Bengaluru, the atmosphere of celebration was at its peak in the city. Thousands of fans were already present as soon as the players reached the Chinnaswamy Stadium after attending the team’s government program on 4 June. The administration failed to control the crowd and there was a stampede on seeing it. 11 fans died in this painful accident, while more than 50 people were injured.

BCCI changed its stand after criticism

After this accident, many questions were raised on the Karnataka government, local police and RCB management. BCCI initially described itself as different from this program, but after a sharp criticism of social media and public, now the board has taken a serious stand on it. The board believes that there should be a clear and strict policy regarding any celebration event in future to ensure the safety of fans.

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