'RCB Created Nuisance, Cops Not Magicians': CAT Cancels IPS Officer’s Suspension in Bengaluru Stampede Case

Karnataka Moves Court After Tribunal Revokes IPS Officer's Suspension In Bengaluru Stampede Case

Senior IPS officer Vikash Kumar Vikash was suspended after a deadly stampede in Bengaluru last month.

Tribunal slams RCB, revokes IPS officer’s suspension

In a strongly worded order, the tribunal called the franchise’s actions “unilateral” and held that the police had no prior intimation or obligation to facilitate such a massive public event

'RCB created nuisance_ cops not magicians': CAT cancels IPS officer’s suspension in Bengaluru stampede case

The tribunal noted that the sufficient time should have been given to the police personnel to make arrangements for the RCB victory parade in Bengaluru, blaming the franchise for ‘creating the nuisance’. ...

'RCB created nuisance, cops not magicians': CAT cancels IPS officer’s suspension in Bengaluru stampede case

The tribunal noted that the sufficient time should have been given to the police personnel to make arrangements for the RCB victory parade in Bengaluru, blaming the franchise for ‘creating the nuisance’.

Bengaluru Stampede: CAT Overturns Suspension of 5 Police Officers by Congress Government, Says ‘Police Don’t Have Magical Powers and Should Have Been Given Adequate Time’ | 📰 LatestLY

The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), while quashing the Congress government's suspension order of a senior IPS officer in the June 4 stampede incident case, which claimed 11 lives, stated on Tuesday that the action was not based upon sufficient and substantial materials. 📰 Bengaluru Stampede: CAT Overturns Suspension of 5 Police Officers by Congress Government, Says ‘Police Don’t Have Magical Powers and Should Have Been Given Adequate Tim…

Bengaluru Stampede: RCB prima facie responsible for large gathering, says investigating tribunal

Detailing how the Royal Challengers Bengaluru announced a victory parade repeatedly on June 4 on its social media handles, the tribunal observed that “prima facie it appears that the RCB is responsible for the gathering of about three to five lakh people”.