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The Karnataka High Court said on Monday that it was very early to assume that the posts conducted by Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) were the only or primary triggers for the Chinnaswamy Stadium Stadium on 4 June, resulting in 11 people, resulting in death, A. Bar and bench The report states.
The posts invited the public to attend the ceremonies planned to mark the victory of the RCB cricket team in the recently concluded IPL tournament.
The report said that after arguing, Advocate General Shashi Kiran Shetty, Justice Shri Krishna Kumar visited that the RCB had negligent the public to participate in the program at the Chinnaswamy Stadium.
Advocate General’s arguments against RCB
The AG said that the posts of RCB were seen by 130 million people, and RCB had announced that the victory ceremony of victory would be held in Bengaluru soon after winning the tournament in Ahmedabad. All this was done without prior permission from the state, AG Shetty argued.
According to the report, he urged the court that he could not provide any relief against RCB or event manager, DNA Entertainment Networks Private Limited, possible arrests.
Earlier in the day, Royal Challengers Sports Limited (RCSL), owner of RCB, contacted the Karnataka High Court, seeking to reduce the criminal case filed against it in connection with the stampede. The event organizer filed a separate petition challenging the FIR against it.
Listing the case for June 12, Justice Kumar directed the state not to arrest anyone till then.
(This is a developing story. Please see back to update)
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