Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has stated that the IPL (Indian Premier League) matches won’t be shifted out of Bengaluru. Discussions had been underway about relocating the upcoming fixtures scheduled on the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium following final yr’s stampede incident.
“Sooner or later, no matter mishaps occurred in Karnataka, particularly in Bengaluru, we are going to be sure such incidents don’t recur. Going ahead, we are going to conduct occasions on this KSCA stadium in a means that upholds the satisfaction of Bengaluru. However we are going to do it correctly, inside the authorized framework, and with higher consideration to crowd administration whereas utilizing this stadium,” stated DK Shivkumar.
“Together with this, we can even develop an alternate stadium, a big one. After the incidents that occurred final yr and the problems that adopted, there have been talks of shifting the IPL elsewhere. However any more, no IPL might be shifted; we are going to conduct it proper right here. That is the satisfaction of Karnataka and Bengaluru, and we are going to defend it. No matter must be finished, we are going to guarantee it’s taken care of going ahead,” he added.
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