A recently constituted one-man judicial commission, headed by Justice John Michael D'Cunha, has revealed several shocking ...

After announcing ex-gratia worth Rs 10 lakh each for the next of kin of the deceased, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah ordered an increase in the compensation amount for the families of those who ...

The Karnataka government has blamed IPL franchisee RCB, its event management partner, and the state cricket association for unilaterally organising the team’s massive victory parade and celebration ...

Bengaluru: The state govt held RCB management responsible for the large congregation of people outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium that led to a tragic st.

Bengaluru: The \"who is responsible for the stadium stampede\" debate took an interesting turn in the Karnataka high court ...

A judicial inquiry report into the deadly stampede at Bengaluru's Chinnaswamy Stadium blames the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), event managers DNA Networks, and the Karnataka State Cricket ...

The Karnataka government reported that Royal Challengers Bengaluru organized a victory parade without police consultation, ...

The Karnataka government's status report on the deadly stampede outside Bengaluru’s M. Chinnaswamy Stadium lays primary blame on RCB, its event management partner DNA Entertainment Networks Pvt. Ltd, ...

Defending the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) order quashing his suspension, IPS officer Vikash Kumar Vikash today ...

Appearing on behalf of the Karnataka government, Senior Advocate P S Rajagopal argued that the Central Administrative ...

On June 4, a crowd of around 3 lakh people gathered outside the stadium to see RCB celebrate winning their first IPL title, resulting in a stampede that left 11 people dead and over 50 injured.

State government allowed RCB celebration despite no permission to prevent violence, citing crowd psychology and public safety concerns.