June 5, 2025: On Wednesday, June 4, at 3:14 p.m., RCB's official X account announced that a "Victory Parade" will start at 5 p.m. from the Vidhana Soudha to the Chinnaswamy Stadium, with a felicitation function to follow within the stadium.
In addition to announcing "restricted entrance" and asking supporters to follow police instructions, the message featured a link for complimentary passes.
The post stated: Celebrations at Chinnaswamy Stadium will take place after the Victory Parade. To ensure that everyone may enjoy the roadshow in peace, we ask all fans to abide with the rules established by the police and other authorities. There are free passes available (limited admittance).
According to reports, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) management may be subject to formal inquiry for a social media post published just hours before the stadium stampede that left 52 people injured and at least 11 dead.
The majority of people hurt in the rush outside the stadium were released from hospitals, and those who are still receiving treatment are safe.
According to a source at Vydehi Super Specialty Hospital, the neurology department is keeping several patients under monitoring despite their mild injuries because they are still in shock.