Police arrested Virat-Anushka in the Bangalore Stampede case, these people acted

Cricket News Desk. Royal Challengers Bangalore’s hasty celebration and Vijay parade appear to be expensive. Bengaluru police, who refused to provide security for the Vijay parade, arrested Nikhil Sile, Kiran Kumar, Sumant and Sunil Mathew on Friday of Karnataka after the chief minister Siddaramaiah. Nikhil Sosle works as heads of marketing and revenue at Royal Challengers Bangalore, while Kiran, Sumant and Matthew are DNA Entertainment Network employees. According to reports, Nikhil was at the airport to go from Bengaluru to Mumbai. The Royal Challengers Bangalore team was also named a day earlier in the fir. In such a situation, the problems of RCB seem to increase. RCB’s hasty celebration of IPL victory, the uncontrollable Virat Kohli’s team’s royal challengers Bangalore, defeated Punjab Kings by 6 runs on June 3 to win the IPL title for the first time in 18 years. After this, the team came enthusiasm and declared the time of celebration and Vijay parade in a post on social media on the morning of June 4. But by noon, Karnataka police raised their hands. The Vijay parade was not allowed, while the celebrations were allowed in the stadium. Despite the refusal of police, about 3 lakh people gathered, although about 3 lakh people gathered near the stadium, while the stadium only has 32 thousand. Gate Number 1 reported a stamp in which 11 fans died, while about 50 were injured. Let us tell you that Kiran has been arrested, is a senior event manager and works as a vice president of Matthew business – matters. The Chief Minister of Karnataka on Thursday ordered that RCB, DNA and Karnataka State Cricket Association officials have been arrested. In addition, he also wrote a letter to the Bangalore Police Commissioner B. The Karnataka government has also announced immediate suspension of several top police officers, including Dayanand, additional commissioner (West) Vikas Kumar Vikas, DCP (central) Shekhar H. Teknwar and other lower officials of the Kabban Park police station. The Karnataka chief minister said on Thursday that the Cabinet had decided to surrender the investigation of yesterday’s tragic incident to a member -right commission. This commission will be by retired Judge Justice Michael d’unha of the Karnataka High Court. We asked the commission to submit our report within thirty days and instructed the IGP (Inspector General of the Police) and DGP (Director General of the Police) of the State to immediately arrest RCB representative, DNA event manager and KSC person. Share this story -tags