GAUTAM GAMBHIR SAMS RCB’s IPL Incory Pantory Parade after the Bangaluru tragedy

India team coach, Gotam GamperAnd IPL Incory Celecty, after a A catastrophic stampede in Bangaluru, who tragicly demanded 11 life and left dozens. The devastating accident, which occurred outside the M. Chinnaswamy stadium on Wednesday, threw what was conceived as an important occasion and joy for RCB and the two passionate fans.

The historic IPL victory for RCB is like a tragedy

The long -awaited IPL title from the RCB, which was secured after a 18 -year -old chase, was met with widespread joy and accurately planned celebrations. These Vidhan Soudha’s special concerts included by the Prime Minister of the state of Karnataka and the open bus procession expected impatiently in the city streets. However, the happy atmosphere quickly melts into terror when an estimated approximately 250,000 fans of fans raised and rose throughout the stadium, as they were completely overwhelming in existing security measures and events organizers. The movement of the inconsistent crowds led to a terrible stampede that led to the death of 11 individuals, including many young fans, and injuries were caused by approximately 50 others.

Gammam Gamper’s unarmed condemnation

Talk to journalists before The upcoming tour of India in EnglandJambar was unambiguous in his criticism of the broad general celebration decision. “I was never a believer that we needed promotional offers. Never. When I was playing, I had the same statement, even after winning the 2007 T20 World Cup that should not have offers on the roads. People’s lives are much more important and I will continue to say,” Jambir confirmed, his voice reflects deep concern.

He stressed that the most important consideration of any celebration should be the safety and welfare of the audience, which goes beyond any desire for greatness or scene.

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Gamper strongly called for future collective gatherings to be limited to insurance environments and controlled them such as closed stadiums or closed closed places, thus reducing the risk of similar catastrophic results. “If we are not ready to hold a width on the road, we shouldn’t do it. You can’t at any time lose 11 people,” “ He added, with an emphasis on the indisputable loss of lives.

Gamper also raised questions about the level of preparedness offered by the events organizers, specifically the RCB name, the Karnataka State of Cricket (KSCA) and the External Event Management Company. According to what all these entities face, they are concerned with criminal negligence regarding tragic events. “We need to be responsible citizens. If we are not ready to hold the road width, we will not do it. Repeat Jamir. His remarks are frequent with an increasing group of sounds that require more accountability and significantly improving planning for public events, especially in a country obsessed with cyclic like India, where the huge crowds are a common event.

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