Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs Punjab Kings: Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) has won the IPL title after 17 years. He defeated Punjab Kings by 6 runs at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad in the final. RCB, who won his first IPL title after a long wait of 17 years, got a big shock the next day. The team’s open bus Victory Parade held in Bengaluru has been canceled.

Police did not allow permission

The Bengaluru Police refused to allow the Victory Parade. The team was about to reach ‘Guarden City’ at 1:30 pm and after that there was a plan to take out the Victory Parade in an open bus. However, this parade has now been canceled. Due to non -permission from the police, the team’s function will now be between 5 pm and 6 pm at Chinnaswamy Stadium.

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Earlier this program

The earlier plan was that the Vijay Parade of the team would start from Vidhan Saudha around 3:30 pm and reach Chinnaswamy Stadium by 5 pm. A grand ceremony would be held there, but after the police did not allow the parade, now only the reception of the team will be held on the home ground of RCB. Now all the players will go to the Vidhan and from there will reach the Chinnaswamy Stadium again.

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How will you go to the stadium now?

During this time, admission to the stadium will be restricted and only tickets and pass holders will be allowed inside. In view of limited parking in the stadium, the public has been advised to use metro and other public transport. It has also been told that the public has been asked to avoid the CBD (Central Business District) area from 3 pm to 8 pm in Bengaluru.