Bengaluru Stamped Case: Karnataka High Court granted interim bail to RCB officer; Dedication of passport Cricket news
The Karnataka High Court on Thursday explained the interim release of Royal Challengers Bangalore Marketing Head Nikhil Sosle and three other people of DNA Entertainment Network Pvt on June 4 in connection with Bangalore Stamped near Chinnaswamy Stadium. Justice Shri Krishna Kumar directed the release of Sosle, Sunil Matthew, Kiran Kumar S and Shamant NP Mavinkere with judicial custody to surrender to his passports.The stampede RCB’s 2025 IPL Vijay Utsav took place during the parade. The accused had filed an argument challenging his arrest, which the court on Wednesday heard his verdict before burning.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Senior advocate Sandhesh Chuta, who represented Sosle, argued that police could not target employees when institutions are shown in the FIR, saying that there may be no bizarre obligation.Advocate General Shashi Kiran Shetty, who was present for the state, presented that RCB did not take proper permission for the Vijay Parade. The announcement was made on RCB’s social media account and later removed.
“He only gave us a notice letter about the incident planned on winning the RCB. It is against the rules. On June 3 at 6.30 pm, KSCA (Karnataka State Cricket Association) was intimidated. The announcement made by RCB on June 3 at 11.30 pm after the victory.”The Advocate General expanded the social media activities of RCB on 4 June, which began with a post about the victory parade from Vidhan Sauda to Chinnaswamy Stadium at 7:01 am.“He has more than 28 lakh followers. He has invited the whole world but no permission has been given. RCB called the supporters to cheer again at 8 am. No information was given about the ticket. Another tweet was posted at 8.55 am, a video. Even it does not give information about who can participate in the stadium. These facts are suppressed before Lordship in petitions. They have come to court with impure hands, showing that the program has been done by the state government. This was the work of RCB. ,
The state argued that Sosele tried to run away by purchasing air tickets at 10:56 pm for the morning flight. He was arrested on June 6 at 4:30 am.“10.56 pm was purchased by the air ticket (Nikhil Sosel) and the flight was in the morning. The fact is that he was running away unquestionably. It’s not that we have arrested him while eating dinner or sleeping. Now they are finding a mistake in investigation.”Regarding other accused, AG said two were caught near Hoskot. The prosecution said that all necessary documents were provided to the accused, although the arrest documentation was discussed.
