Want to stay here too: father calls about the son killed in Bengaluru Stampede

New updates after the Bengaluru Stampede in which 11 people were killed have recently reached the headlines. And now a video from the Hassan district of Karnataka is that a father mourns to make the loss of his 21-year-old son Viral.

BT Lakshman, father of Bhumik Lakshman – one of the 11 victims who died in the Stormloop outside Bengaluru’s M Chinnaswamy Stadium – can be seen in the video crying and refuses to leave his son’s grave. “I don’t want to go anywhere else now. I want to stay here too,” he sobrs, lying flat on the floor.

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Bhumik, a 21-year-old from Hassan, was injured one of the almost 50 others during the crowd that was held at an event on Wednesday during an event held to congratulate IPL champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB). The festive function, organized outside the Vidhana Soudha, became tragic after the crowd of uncontrollable swollen. Among the deceased were three teenagers and various young people between 20 and 35 years old.

“The country that I had bought for him is where his memorial was built,” says Lakshman, surrounded by villagers while two men gently try to lift him up. “What happened to my son should not happen to anyone. No father should face what I am for.”

The video, shared on social media on a large scale, has caused furiously, where the Karnataka BJP Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and deputy CM accuses DK Shivakumar of ignoring Basic Crowd Management in favor of political optics.

A tweet from the official handle of the game is: “Murdering cm @siddaramaiah sir, murderous dcm @dkshivakumar sir, if you had made a decision, you could have taken a picture with your children and grandchildren in a luxury hotel with a luxury hotel with his son’s grave and crying?!”

The state government has been increasingly busy since the incident. Four people have been arrested in connection with the Stampede and five high police officers – including the police commissioner of Bengaluru have been suspended. On Friday, the government of Karnataka cm Siddaramaiah’s political secretary, K Govindaraj, and removed the chief of the State Intelligence department.