Gautam Gambhir blasts RCB after Bengaluru stampede tragedy

Indian Head Coach Gautam Gambhir Urged to Avoid the Roadshows in the name of a Victory Celebration. Gambhir also Recalled India’s Victory in the T20 World Cup 2007, where he was in support of having a roadshow to celebrate the title triumph.

Gambhir Released the Stament After 11 People Lost Their Lives in A Stampede in Bengaluru During the Ipl-Victory Celebrations of the Royal Challengers Bengaluru.

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Gautam Gambhir Didn’t agree with the road shows

Indian Head Coach and Newly Spoke Test Skipper Shubman Gill was presented at the press conference, and a reporter asked about the Stampede Incident in Bengaluru.

Gambhir statéed that he is not a Believer in Having Roadshows After Winning a Title, as People’s Lives are More Important Rather Winning a Title.

“I was never a Believer that we need to have roadshows. When i was playing, i had the Saturday to make, even after winning the 2007 [T20 World Cup]that we should not have road shows, “Gautam Gambir Stated in a Press Conference.

India’s Head Coach Advised People to Remain A Little Bit Aware of These Kinds of Roadshows, and the Victory Celebration Must Take Place in A Closed-Door Setting or at the Stadium in the Future to Celebrate Any Big Win.

“I think Lives of the people are far more important. I will continue to say that, even in future, i think we can be a little bit aware of not holding these kindshows, and can probably have it in a closed door, or something like this, in a stadium.

Condolense Gambling Gautam

Gautam Gambhir was devastated after the incident, and his heart goas out to the families who lost their loved ones in the stampede. Gambhir agreed that fans get excited after their favourite team wins the championship, but they have to take care of such mishappenings.

“It is very tragic What Happened Yesterday, and My Heart Goes to the Families, The People Who’ve Lost Their Loved Ones, and I Hope in Future, Nothing Like this can happen, Becaus I Think we all are Responsible, and We All Are Responsible Citizens, and We Should Take Care of all this. Gambir Added.

“And if we are not ready to hold a roadshow, we shouldn’t have done that. As simple as it can get. I know fans do get excited, Everyone gets excited, the fan bases get excited, but Nothing can compare to what has been hapeneday.”

The Indian Head Coach Didn’t Believe in Roadshows and was not in Favour of Having this Type of Celebration in the Future Either. If the Management Cannot Handle The Massive Crowd, then these road shows will not happen in the future, he said.

Roadshow in Bengaluru

The Roadshow in Bengaluru Turned Into A Tragic Incident, Where, in Between the Celebration, More than 30 people Got Injured and 11 People Lost Their Lives During the Road Show.

RCB Announced A Financial Support of Inr 10 Lakh to the Families who Lost Their Loved Ones and also Announced An RCB Cares Fund to Those Who Got Injured in the incident. Earlier, The Karnataka Government also announced inr 10 Lakh to the families as aid.