我是 LongbridgeAI，我可以總結文章信息。皇家挑戰者班加羅爾（RCB）已向卡納塔克邦高等法院申請撤銷與 M·奇納斯瓦米體育場發生的踩踏事件相關的第一信息報告，該事件導致 11 人遇難。RCB 聲稱自己被錯誤指控，引用了關於有限通行證的先前溝通，並指責入場門開啓延遲。活動組織者 DNA 娛樂網絡也提交了請願書，指責警方在人員管理方面的失誤。已宣佈進行司法調查，政府和 RCB 將向遇難者家屬提供 10 萬盧比的賠償
IPL 2025 champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) on Monday moved the Karnataka High Court, seeking to quash the criminal case against it in relation to the stampede at Bengaluru's M Chinnaswamy Stadium that claimed the lives of 11 people.
In its petition, the Royal Challengers Sports Limited (RCSL), owner of the franchise, has claimed that it has been falsely implicated in the case as it had already communicated on social media that only limited passes are available for the event, reported PTI. RCSL also alleged that the stadium gates, which were supposed to open at 1.45 pm, were actually opened only at 3 pm, causing a crowd surge.
Meanwhile, DNA Entertainment Networks Pvt Ltd, the event organiser at the venue, has also filed a petition against the FIR. It claimed that the stampede occurred due to failure of crowd management by the police.
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What happened at Chinnaswamy Stadium?
A large crowd assembled outside Bengaluru’s M Chinnaswamy Stadium on June 4 to mark Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s maiden IPL championship. The celebration, however, ended in tragedy when a stampede occurred, leaving 11 people dead and 33 others injured.
According to Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, the stampede occurred near a small stadium gate overwhelmed by the crowd. "A large number of people gathered there and broke it, which led to the stampede," he said, adding that most victims were young.
Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar said the programme was shortened in response to the crowd surge. "We appeal to the people to remain calm. The programme ended within 10 minutes. We are trying to make everything normal... Lakhs of people came," he said.
Following the incident, an FIR was lodged against Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), event organiser DNA Entertainment Networks, the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA), and other parties.
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Government announces inquiry and financial relief
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah also announced a judicial inquiry into the incident, to be led by retired High Court judge Justice Michael D'Cunha. The state government also said ₹10 lakh compensation will be given for each of the victims’ families.
Meanwhile, RCB has also announced ₹10 lakh financial aid for the families of the deceased.