The Indian Premier League: Multiple death in the group gathering outside the Royal Challengers Bengaluru Stadium winning the title | Cricket news

At least 11 people died and dozens were wounded during a gathering outside the cricket stadium in India, following the victory of the Royal Penaluru competitors in the Indian Premier League.

The accident occurred, where thousands of cricket fans gathered outside the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangaluru to celebrate RCB win the IPL for the first time in their historyA day after they beat the kings of Punjab.

The Prime Minister of Karenataka Cedaramaia, who uses only one name, said the crowd tried to break one of the doors of the stadium and enter to participate in the celebrations.

He said that eleven people were killed and 33 others were injured, adding that most of the injured were stable and received treatment in hospitals.

“At the time of the celebration, this unfortunate event would not happen,” said Cedar whoaings. “We were saddened. The fans who appeared were out of our expectations.”

Indian television news channels showed pictures of the police out of the ground and emergency staff carrying people in ambulances.

“The accident in Bangaluru is an indelible thing. At this tragic watch, my thoughts with all those who lost their loved ones,” said Narindra Modi, Prime Minister of India.

“I pray to God to suffer from a rapid recovery injury.”

“What happened in the Shinasuami stadium, Bangaluru, is beyond tragic. My heart goes out to every family affected. Wishing peace and strength for all.”

This event was held to celebrate the first Indian League victory in the Indian League on Tuesday.

DK Shivakumar, Vice Prime Minister of Karnataka State, told reporters that “the crowd was unaccounted, while the Cricket Control Council in India – which is organizing the IPL – called the” unfortunate “accident,” DK Shivakumar, Vice Prime Minister of Karnataka, told reporters.

RCB version statement after “losing tragic spirits”

The players’ party was still being held on the field, as players such as Firat Kohli and Captain RCB Raja Patidar spoke on stage.

In a statement, RCB said: “We were deeply injured in the unfortunate incidents that appeared through media reports related to public communities throughout Bangaluru in anticipation of the arrival of the team this afternoon. The safety and welfare of everyone is of utmost importance to us.

“RCB is saddened by the tragic loss of lives and expanding our heart condolences to affected families. As soon as they realize the situation, we immediately modified our program, followed us, the directives and advice of local administration.

“We urge all our supporters to stay safe.”

“After this great closure yesterday, it is really unfortunate and not expected to come out of this type of news from Bangalore,” Bcci Devajit Saikia told NDTV.

“We have the deepest condolences to all family members from those who died in this very tragic accident. We are praying to get those who have the best treatment so that they can get the first recovery.”