Chinnaswamy Stadium Stampede: Virat Kohli & Anushka Sharma Leave For London, Angry Netizens Say 'Arrest Them'

Virat Kohli & Anushka Sharma Leave For London: A stampede occurred at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on June 4, 2025, after Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) won the IPL 2025 match on June 4. As per The Hindu's reports, 11 people were left dead and more than 30 people were injured in the stampede. This stampede is claimed to be even more fatal than what happened during the release of Allu Arjun's film 'Pushpa 2.' Both Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma shared a post for all the lives lost in the stampede, sharing the official statement of RCB they said, "We are deeply anguished by the unfortunate incidents..."

The stampede occurred on Wednesday, and by Thursday, Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli were seen departing for London, sparking outrage online, with many demanding their arrest.

Amid Chinnaswamy Stadium Stampede, Virat Kohli & Anushka Sharma Leave For London

ANI released a clip on X with the caption, "#WATCH | Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma arrive in Mumbai from Bengaluru." Indian cricketer Virat Kohli wore a white shirt and blue jeans with beige cap as he was spotted at Mumbai airport along with Anushka Sharma, donning a black tees and jeans.

Seeing Anushka and Virat leave for London, a user commented, "I remember Allu Arjun being dragged to Police Station when a lady died during his movie premiere! Here, unfortunately number is way higher." Another angry user tweeted, "All this was done because this guy wanted to fly back london , shame at the peak! Should be arrested for insisting stampede." Another urged, "Arrest them ASAP!"

Amid the stampede, Virat Kohli shared an official statement from RCB on his Instagram. It said, "We are deeply anguished by the unfortunate incidents that have come to light through media reports regarding public gatherings all over Bengaluru in anticipation of the team's arrival this afternoon. The safety and well-being of everyone is of utmost importance to us." Virat said, "At a loss for words. Absolutely gutted 💔."

IPL Chairman Arun Shumal made a comment on the stampede. As per NDTV's report, he said, "We spoke to the management when we got to know about the situation and they assured that they will finish the ceremony quickly. This is definitely sad and tragic. RCB officials assured me that they will wind up the celebrations now. (sic) "

He further added, "Officials inside weren't aware about what happened outside. They assured me they will wrap it up inside. It is very sad and tragic. Heartfelt condolences... We are not even aware whether someone has planned this event, how come such a huge crowd came to the stadium? (sic)"

The IPL 2025 final match was nothing short of cinematic. It was held at the roaring Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad where Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) finally lifted their first-ever IPL trophy after 18 seasons of heartbreak.

Led by Rajat Patidar, who stepped up as captain in a surprising mid-season twist, RCB posted a solid 190/9. Punjab Kings, captained by a composed Shreyas Iyer, chased valiantly but fell short by just six runs, finishing at 184/7. Krunal Pandya's clutch spell (2/17) turned the tide, earning him Player of the Match honors. The win wasn't just a victory-it was an emotional release for RCB fans, long labeled the "unluckiest" in the league. More than 90,000 fans packed the stands, but joy turned to sorrow back in Bengaluru, where a stampede during celebrations left 11 dead. Amid the highs and heartbreaks, one moment stood out-Virat Kohli hugging Iyer's father, a powerful reminder that cricket is still a game of heart