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Bengaluru stampede: A big program was organized at the Bengaluru Stadium to celebrate the victory in IPL 2025. Where, there was a stampede and many people lost their lives. The latest update is that 11 people have died and 33 injured are undergoing treatment. Many videos of this accident are going viral on social media, which has shocked people’s heart. Meanwhile, a statement of CM Siddaramaiah of Karnataka has come out, which has surprised everyone. He replied and mentioned Mahakumbh, where many people lost their lives in a stampede.

CM’s statement on Bangalore stampede

The rhetoric has started on this heart -wrenching incident in Bengaluru. The Karnataka government has held responsibility responsible for the Cricket Association. State CM Siddaramaiah retaliated on the BJP questions and said that he gave the example of Mahakumbh.

The Karnataka CM was enraged at the questions being asked by the journalists and said, saying, ‘Such incidents happened in many places, 50-60 people died in Kumbh Mela too. I did not criticize. Neither I nor my government made any comment at that time. What did the party say, I do not want to say anything on it.

CM held the cricket association responsible

When Royal Challengers Bangalore won the trophy on June 3, it was reported that there will be a Victory Parade in Bengaluru on June 4. But, then the reports were quoted as saying that the Bengaluru Police has refused to conduct the Victory Parade, but then the RCB itself gave information that the Victory Parade is being held and after that the program will also be held at Chinnaswamy Stadium. In such a situation, now CM Siddaramaiah has blamed the Cricket Association.

CM said, ‘We were not told about this program by the Cricket Association, we had organized the program in front of the assembly on behalf of the government, nothing happened there. The program there was well done, the next program will be held in the cricket stadium, we did not even know that I did not even go there.