Virat Kohli expressed grief over the Bangalore stampede case. (Photo-PTI)
On June 3, Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) first won the Indian Premier League (IPL) title after 17 years. After this, the RCB players did not have a place of happiness, but this happiness turned into sorrow when there was a stampede in Bengaluru during the Victory Parade. This incident on June 4 took away the happiness of RCB in a moment. 11 people lost their lives in the accident, while about 50 people were injured. Remembering this incident after three months, veteran RCB player Virat Kohli became emotional. He has expressed his feelings on social media.
What did Virat Kohli say?
RCB on his Instagram page Virat Kohli Has posted a statement of. In which Virat Kohli said, “Nothing in life prepares you to break heart like June 4. Which should have been the most happy moment in our franchise history, it turned into a sad event. I am thinking about the families of those people who we lost and prayed for those fans who have been injured. Your losses are now part of our story. We will move forward with our story.
Even before this, Virat Kohli has expressed grief over this incident. After this incident, RCB has started RCB cares. Also, financial assistance of Rs 25 lakh has been given to the families of people who lost their lives in the accident.
How did the accident happen?
The title match of IPL 2025 was played between RCB and Punjab Kings. RCB won this final match in Ahmedabad on June 3. RCB won this title after a long wait of 17 years.
Bangalore on 4 June Chinnaswamy stadium Victory Parade was organized in. During this event, the number of fans outside the stadium increased considerably, due to which there was a stampede there. 11 people were killed in this accident, while about 50 people were injured. In this case, the Karnataka government allowed the RCB to prosecute in July.
