Bengaluru: The Karnataka government has taken strict measures after a tragic accident in Bengaluru during the celebration of RCB’s victory. After the death of 11 people in a stampede outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium, the government has removed the political secretary of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah from the post. It was alleged that he had pressurized the police to allow the program to allow the program. The whole matter has taken political color, because sharp reactions have come up within the government regarding this accident and now big decisions are being taken at the administrative level.

Not only the political secretary, the government has also transferred the Chief of Intelligence. Questions were arising as to why action was not being taken against him, while he was also accused of negligence. It is believed that the reason for the transfer is that the government was uncomfortable with the political background of his family. Now, under pressure from the public and the opposition, the government has given a clear decision that negligence will not be tolerated.

Political Secretary removed

Political responsibility is also being decided for the accident in celebrations held after the victory of RCB. The government has removed the Chief Minister’s political secretary from his post. He is accused of allowing police officers to allow the crowded program. For this reason, the allegations of mismanagement on the administration intensified. The cabinet meeting was also expressed displeasure over this, after which the decision was taken.

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Transfer of Intelligence Head

Action has also been taken on the administrative staff after the accident. The head of intelligence has been transferred, which was previously discussed that the government is avoiding action. It is alleged that his wife has been associated with the party, which is why the government was hesitant. But now through the transfer, the government has tried to give the message that no one can escape accountability.