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In the stampede during the celebration of RCB’s victory on 4 June in Bengaluru, 11 people, including 21 -year -old son of BT Laxman, died.
11 people were killed in a stampede during the celebration of RCB’s victory on 4 June in Bengaluru. In which 21 -year -old Bhoomik Laxman was also killed. A video of Bhowmik’s father BT Laxman has surfaced, in which he is crying by clinging to the son’s grave.
This video was shared by Karnataka BJP on X on Saturday. In the video, BT Laxman is crying loudly near his son’s body and saying, ‘I bought the land I bought for him. I don’t go anywhere now. I also want to live here. Bhumik, a resident of Hasan district of Karnataka, was the only son of his parents and the final year of engineering.
Bhumik’s father had said in the hospital on the day of the accident that I had never away from myself for an hour, he died today.
2 days ago, Bhowmik’s father blamed the administration Bhowmik’s father BT Laxman held the administration responsible for the accident two days ago. He had said that my son was killed today due to your negligence.
When he went to the hospital to take the body of his son, he said that the son came here without telling and now his body is lying on the road. Today, complete my son’s postmortem and hand over his body to me.
BJP’s question- Can CM give back son to father Sharing a video of Bhowmik’s father, Karnataka BJP wrote, ‘The killer CM Siddaramaiah and Deputy CM DK Shivkumar sir, your insistence of photographing the assembly stairs, has forced 11 families to wash their hands with tears every day. Can you give this father back his son, who is crying in front of his son’s grave?
On the other hand, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has ordered to increase compensation for the families of those killed in the stampede to Rs 25 lakh. Earlier, the government had announced a compensation of Rs 10 lakh to the families.
Updates so far in Bengaluru accident …
9 questions from the High Court government- Who gave permission to celebrate
More than 3 lakh fans had gathered in RCB’s celebrations. (Photo- Outside the assembly.)
Taking automatic cognizance of the accident that took place 3 days ago, the Karnataka High Court had said that who gave permission to the Royal Challengers Bangalore to celebrate the victory … When and how this decision was taken … whether the organizers had taken the necessary permission … These are some questions which will have to answer the Karnataka government by June 10.
The bench of Karnataka High Court acting Chief Justice V Kameshwar Rao and Justice CM Joshi on Thursday raised these questions while hearing the writ petition.
Resignation of Karnataka Cricket Association officials Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) Secretary A Shankar and Treasurer ES Jairam have resigned. Both have taken the moral responsibility of a stampede during the Victory Celebration of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB).
Shankar and Jairam said in a joint statement- ‘Due to unexpected and unfortunate events in the last two days, we want to tell that we have resigned from their respective positions as KSCA Secretary and Treasurer. However, our role was very limited.
14 -day judicial custody to RCB’s marketing head On June 6, four officials of RCB and event management company were also arrested. The court has sent everyone to judicial custody for 14 days.
The Bengaluru police arrested RCB’s marketing head Nikhil Sosale on Friday. He is accused of posting the Victory Parade and Ceremoni for free passes.
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