The Karnataka government has held Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) accountable for the stampede that occurred outside M ...

The question to ask is one part of the function was held in the Vidhan Soudha and from there the caravan moved to the Chinnaswamy.

RCB went ahead with a victory parade unilaterally, without any plans, permission or license. Inside the shocking details of ...

According to the report, the RCB management failed to formally seek approval as required under the Licensing and Controlling ...

Senior Counsel P S Rajagopal asserted that this failure to act responsibly led to operational lapses and a serious ...

The Karnataka government report said that RCB, "unilaterally and without consultation/permission" from the Bangalore city ...

The government wanted the report to be confidential but the court said that there were no legal grounds for such ...

A judicial commission has blamed the organisers and senior police officers for a fatal stampede at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in June, which resulted in 11 deaths and over 50 injuries.

The Karnataka government attributes a deadly stampede during Royal Challengers Bengaluru's victory march to the absence of ...

Karnataka Govt blames RCB for stampede at Chinnaswamy Stadium; 11 dead, 50+ injured. No parade permission, social media ...

The Karnataka High Court bench of Justices SG Pandit and TM Nadaf was hearing the appeals challenging the Central ...

Karnataka government argued that the failure to question the event's lack of senior-level consultation amounted to a serious dereliction of duty.