Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) has advanced to the final of the Tata IPL 2026, prompting the Bengaluru City Police to release a public advisory for the upcoming title clash on May 31. The advisory includes various restrictions and safety measures to maintain public order and ensure smooth movement across the city during and after the high-profile cricket match. This comes after a tragic stampede last year during celebrations following RCB’s IPL 2025 victory, which resulted in 11 deaths and multiple injuries.
The police urged citizens to act responsibly and cooperate with authorities to ensure public safety. The advisory prohibits public celebrations, bike rallies, and the use of crackers. It also restricts the installation of LED walls without permission and screens displaying the match in public areas. Additionally, citizens are warned against sharing provocative content online and engaging in behavior that could incite arguments or clashes.
Authorities have appealed to cricket fans to celebrate responsibly and adhere to safety guidelines. The advisory holds added significance in light of the tragic events that occurred after RCB’s previous victory, emphasizing the importance of crowd-control measures at large public events.
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