Bengaluru: Who allowed Royal Challengers to celebrate Bangalore’s victory? When and how was this decision taken? Did the organizers take necessary permission? This question has not been asked by the High Court to the Government of Karnataka. The answers to these questions will have to be filed in the High Court by June 10 in the stampede case on June 4. 11 people died in this stampede.

The High Court has directed the state government to submit a detailed answer on 10 questions. A division bench of Acting Chief Justice V. Kameshwar Rao and Justice CM Joshi asked this question on Thursday while hearing the writ petition filed by the court with self -cognizance in view of the incident. The government has been asked to reply by June 10. The stampede took place in front of the Chinnaswamy Stadium on the evening of June 4, where a large number of people gathered to participate in the Celebration of the RCB team’s IPL victory. 11 people were killed and 56 were injured in the incident.

10 court questions from the government

• At what level and who took the decision to organize a Victory Parade?
• When and under which procedure was the decision to remove this parade?
• Was any permission already obtained for this parade?
• Was any standard operation process (SOP) already released regarding the event?
• What steps did the government take to maintain traffic system?
• What special arrangements did the government make to control the crowd?
• What was the system of medical facilities at the parade site?
• What did the government guess how much crowd would gather in the program?
• Was immediate medical assistance provided to the injured after the accident?
• How long did it take to take the injured to the hospital and what process was adopted?

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According to political and official sources, due to these difficult questions and judicial investigation, the state government has given Bangalore Police Commissioner B.A. It has been decided to suspend five senior police officers including Dayanand. Allegedly suspension CM Siddaramaiah, senior ministers, legal advisors A.S. Ponna and Advocate General K.M. Sasikiran Shetty was held after a high -level meeting in the presence.