In this June 4, 2025 file picture, footwear lie on the bottom outdoors the Chinnaswamy Stadium following a stampede after numerous followers gathered for the felicitation of IPL 2025 successful Royal Challengers Bengaluru staff, in Bengaluru. | Photo Credit: PTI
1. Bengaluru stampede: Karnataka to take authorized motion towards RCB, KSCA, DNA, departmental inquiry towards 5 IPS officers
Approving the findings of the Justice John Michael D’Cunha’s report on the stampede close to M. Chinnaswamy stadium in Bengaluru, the Karnataka Cabinet on July 24, 2025, determined to provoke authorized motion towards a number of events, together with IPL franchise Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA), and occasion administration firm DNA Network.
Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister H.Okay. Patil stated a call was additionally taken to provoke departmental inquiry towards 5 suspended cops, together with former Bengaluru metropolis police commissioner B. Dayananda, who did not handle the state of affairs. When requested whether or not authorized motion concerned submitting prison circumstances, Mr. Patil stated, “Legal motion contains each civil and prison circumstances.”
2. Dharmasthala burial probe: Home Minister provides to confusion by saying some officers need to be excused from SIT
Confusion over DCP Soumyalatha’s posting within the Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe allegations of mass burial in Dharmasthala continues. Two days after Home Minister G. Parameshwara dismissed reviews that some officers had sought to keep away from the duty, on July 24, he stated that he got here throughout data that one of many officers desires to be excused for private motive.
Dr. Parameshwara stated that he’s privy to Ms. Soumyalatha’s need to be excused from being part of the SIT for private causes, however there is no such thing as a official communication but. “If there’s such a difficulty, she shall be changed,” he stated. Pronab Mohanty, who heads the SIT, met the Home Minister on July 21 earlier than formally taking cost.
3. GST notices in Karnataka was bid to get better income misplaced to ensure schemes: MP Yaduveer Wadiyar
MP from Mysuru Yaduveer Wadiyar stated that the GST notices served to small merchants was a determined try by the Karnataka authorities to get better income misplaced resulting from ‘unscientific assure schemes which might be a drain on the exchequer’. Though Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has ordered withdrawal of the notices, the controversy is but to die down.
Mr. Yaduveer took to social media to induce the federal government of Karnataka to prioritise public consciousness over abrupt enforcement. The controversial tax notices, which focused micro enterprises, together with bakeries and condiment distributors, demanded lakhs of rupees in dues — some relationship again 4 to 5 years — sparking widespread panic amongst small merchants.
4. Food supply govt arrested for filming girls on Bengaluru roads
The Ashoknagar police arrested a 19-year-old meals supply govt for allegedly secretly recording girls strolling on streets in and round M.G. Road in Bengaluru, and importing the movies on his social media account after including Bengali and Hindi songs within the background.
The social media monitoring cell police took cognizance and tracked down the accused Dilawar Hussain M.D., a local of Manipur. According to the police, the accused has an Instagram account. He was recording movies of girls strolling on the streets and posting them with the tagline ‘Bengaluru evening life’.
Published – July 24, 2025 06:39 pm IST



