Virat kohli: Did Virat Kohli’s haste become the cause of 11 people’s deaths? Did RCB celebrate in a hurry to go to London, which turned into an accident? After the stampede outside the Chinnaswamy Stadium, similar sharp questions are being raised on social media about Virat Kohli. It is being told that Kohli was scheduled to leave for London on 5 June, so the Victory Parade was kept on June 4-while the police advised to postpone it.

He ignored the police warning

According to reports, the Bengaluru Police had advised the RCB to hold the Victory Parade on 6 June, as there was a possibility of a huge crowd of fans. Even the celebrations at the Chinnaswamy Stadium were asked to be postponed.

The Bengaluru police suggested to organize the program two days later in view of the crowd. But the RCB management refused, saying that their foreign players are going to return to their respective countries soon.

Many posts are going viral on social media, claiming that Virat Kohli was scheduled to leave for London on 5 June. Therefore, instead of postponing the program, it was held early.

However, there is no official confirmation of whether the schedule of Virat Kohli’s visit was scheduled or not, but the same speculation is now creating an atmosphere against him. Many people are blaming him on social media for 11 deaths.

RCB, Event manager and Ksca Against Fir

FIR was lodged against RCB, event manager company DNA and Karnataka State Cricket Association at Kabban Park Police Station within 24 hours of the stampede incident. The police have registered a case under sections 105, 125 (1) (2), 132, 121/1 and 190 r/w 3 (5).

Although Kohli is being directly attributed to social media, Virat Kohli is not named anywhere in the FIR. Nor has it been proved that he had decided to decide the date of the parade.

Virat Kohli may not be legally responsible in this accident, but this incident has definitely raised the question that how much sensitivity will be taken about such events in future, so that the celebrations should never be changed again.