BCCI makes a difficult decision, a 3 member committee compiled after Bangalore Stampede
Last updated: June 14, 2025, 23:51 IST BCCI formed a three -member committee under the leadership of Devjit Saikia, who was recently decided by BCCI … New Delhi. The BCCI’s top council formed a three -member committee on Saturday by its secretary Devjit Saikia, who will set up guidelines with the aim of preventing incidents such as Stampede in Bangalore during the celebration of the victory of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). Apart from Saikia, Vice President Rajiv Shukla and Treasurer Prabhtej Singh Bhatia are other members of the committee who will prepare guidelines within 15 days. The BCCI said in a statement: “In light of the incident during the celebration of the victory in Bangalore, the top board decided to draw up a committee to draw up extensive guidelines for the purpose of preventing such incidents in the future.” Nearly two million people met near M Chinnaswamy Stadium to attend the program organized by RCB on June 4, in which 11 other people died and 56 people died due to shiftrs. Became. The Karnataka High Court also compiled a single judge (retired) commission to investigate the case. In this case, a FIR is registered against RCB and the State Cricket Association. Let me tell you that the incident happened on the next day of the final, when about 2.5 Lakh fans gathered in the stadium and its surrounding areas to get a look at their favorite stars. As a result, there was a stamp in which 11 people were killed and 56 injured. After this incident, many major officials were also suspended. About the author contact: satyam.sengar@nw18.com Location: New