The governing body of the Indian Premier League (IPL) to ban the newly corwned champion Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB)? This question has started to surface on social media platforms after the tragic incident in the Garden City where almost 11 people had died and left many injured due to the stampede-like situation.

When RCB was celebrating the trophy in the stadium, people were wild outside which created total chaos and the tragic incident. This incident naturally shook the nation and the internet world.

According to the news, FIR has been registered against Virat Kohli, the star attraction of the team, and the marketing head of the team has been arrested. Now, one step further, some people also started to demand the ban of Royal Challengers Bengaluru from the IPL. In the past, the governing body of the tournament had taken the tough decision to ban teams like Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals.

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IPL governing body to take another harsh decision?

These two teams were not in the parts of IPL 2016 and IPL 2017. CSK was alleged of betting scandals in 2013, and for RR, their past owner, Raj Kundra, heavily charged for betting activities. Thus, the governing body of the tournament had to take the harsh decision, which was to ban these two teams for a couple of seasons to maintain the status of the competition. Is there any chance for RCB to get banned?

So far, there is no clear indication in this matter. Investigation is underway and if, in the upcoming days more evidences goes against the club, then the scenario can get more complex.