• Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has announced plans to consider shifting Chinnaswamy Stadium to a new location.

• This comes after the tragic stampede on June 4 during RCB’s victory celebrations, which claimed 11 lives.

• The CM expressed his personal sorrow over the incident and emphasized the government’s commitment to preventing such tragedies in the future.

Details from CM Siddaramaiah

• Five police officers have been suspended related to the incident.

• The intelligence chief and the CM’s political secretary have been replaced as part of administrative changes.

• The CM clarified that the administration had no lapse in handling the crowd outside the stadium.

• Legal action is underway against those responsible, and the government will not face embarrassment over this.

• Siddaramaiah stated he will not resign over this incident.

RCB’s Legal Response

• Royal Challengers Bangalore has moved the Karnataka High Court, seeking cancellation of the criminal case registered against it in connection with the stampede.

• One senior RCB official is currently in judicial custody related to the case.

What This Means

• Moving Chinnaswamy Stadium could be a major decision aimed at better managing large crowds and ensuring safety during events in the future.

• Meanwhile, investigations and legal proceedings are ongoing to find accountability for the tragedy.