Priyanka Tiwari
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Suspense crime, Digital Desk : Bengaluru's newly appointed Police Commissioner, B Dayananda, has addressed the recent arrests of officials from an event management company connected to the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) 'Unbox' event. He clarified that the police action was not arbitrary but was initiated based on a formal First Information Report (FIR) filed regarding issues at the high-profile gathering.
The RCB 'Unbox' event, held at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, reportedly faced significant challenges, including allegations of overcrowding and fans attempting to breach barricades or enter without proper tickets. These situations can quickly escalate into safety hazards, prompting concerned parties to lodge official complaints.
Commissioner Dayananda emphasized that the police are following due process. "An FIR has been registered, and based on that, action has been taken," he stated. This underscores that the arrests were a direct consequence of the legal complaint lodged, indicating that the police are investigating specific allegations made against the event organizers.
While the exact nature of the charges within the FIR wasn't detailed by the Commissioner in this specific comment, his statement confirms that the authorities are taking the matter seriously. The police are now proceeding with their investigation based on the contents of the FIR, which typically outlines the grievances and alleged offenses.
This development serves as a reminder of the responsibilities event organizers have in ensuring public safety and proper management, especially for large-scale events that attract massive crowds. The Bengaluru police's response highlights a commitment to addressing public complaints through established legal channels. Further details are likely to emerge as the investigation progresses.
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