Karnataka HC Grants Interim Release to RCB Staff, 3 Others in Chinnaswamy Stampede Case
- The Karnataka High Court granted interim bail on June 12 to four individuals, including RCB marketing head Nikhil Sosale, arrested over the June 4 stampede outside Chinnaswamy Stadium during RCB's IPL 2025 celebration in Bengaluru.
- The arrests followed a stampede that caused 11 deaths and over 50 injuries, with police accusing RCB, DNA Entertainment, and KSCA of negligence in organizing an unauthorized event for about 5 lakh attendees at a 33,000-capacity stadium.
- The court noted no prior material implicating the petitioners personally and emphasized mandatory legal procedures, ordering bail conditions including passport surrender, evidence cooperation, and a personal bond of 1 lakh.
- State authorities defended the arrests as lawful and adherence to procedure, while defense counsel argued jurisdiction issues, political motives, and lack of proper arrest documentation against the accused.
- The court scheduled a hearing on June 17 to address ongoing legal matters, signaling continued judicial scrutiny over the stampede case and its implications for event management accountability.
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Karnataka HC grants interim release to RCB staff, 3 others in Chinnaswamy stampede case
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