New Delhi: In 2024, a Chennai Super Kings (CSK), a old old warning issued by the Fan Club, Royal Challengers Bangalore’s (RCB) of Bangalore (RCB) started again during the IPL 2025 win and started viral in view of the sad Stamped, which made many people dead and many others were injured. RCB won its first IPL title by defeating Punjab Kings in the 2025 final, leading to a large -scale ceremony in Bengaluru. However, what should have been a historical moment for the franchise, turned into a disaster as a stampede occurred during the team’s festive parade, resulting in a decrease in life and widespread injuries.Following the tragedy, social media fans revived the 2024 post from the CSK fan account, which warned of lack of security for women and families at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru during the IPL matches.“For our fans who come today and support us in Bangalore. Hope you are grateful to your love and support forever! However, with all women, children and families looking towards women, children and families, it is shabby. It’s not Bengaluru. Latedown beyond words and imagination,” The original post from 2024 said.Now, recently in the light of the tragedy, the same fan account has resumed his warning, expressing disappointment on how his earlier concerns were rejected.

“A lot of engagement with fans on this old tweet. Yes, we expressed concern about safety and safety in 2024! RCB management accepted the problem and facing it, came to rescue with trolls’ reactions such as’ where there is evidence ‘,’ neck losing ‘,’ burnol ‘,’ sympathetic ‘, this is not!“Unfortunately, what happened in 2025 could have been easily avoided if there was responsibility, approach and intention to accept only reality!” CSK Fan Club posted on Thursday.The resurrection post has created a new debate on fan behavior, security flaws and event management during high-profile cricket events in India-raising difficult questions to respond to RCB and local authorities.IPL Champion RCB announced financial assistance of Rs 10 lakh every Rs 10 lakh for families of 11 supporters, who lost their lives in a stampede outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium during the team’s IPL win ceremony.RCB released a statement on social media on Thursday, “The unfortunate incident in Bengaluru yesterday has caused great pain and pain to the RCB family.”“As a mark of respect and a gesture of solidarity, RCB has announced a financial assistance of Rs 10 lakh to each of each eleven families of the deceased. Also, a fund called RCB Care is also being built to support the injured fans in this tragic incident,” he said.More than 50 people were injured in the incident.