Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Karnataka Assembly Forms Panel to Review Crowd Control Bill
The government is making a new rule to keep big events safe after a bad accident.
They made a group of 11 people to check this new rule called the "Crowd Control Bill."
This bill will make event organizers ask for permission ahead of time.
If something goes wrong, the organizers could get in trouble.
Some people worry this new rule might stop protests or fun events, but the government says it is only to keep everyone safe.
The Karnataka Assembly formed an 11-member committee to review the crowd control bill.
The bill was introduced following a stampede at Chinnaswamy Stadium.
The bill seeks to regulate gatherings and require permission for events.
Organizers must apply at least 10 days in advance and provide compensation bonds.
The bill includes severe penalties for violations, including imprisonment and fines.
- Who
- Karnataka Legislative Assembly
- What
- Formed a review panel for the crowd control bill
- When
- After the June 4th stampede
- Where
- Karnataka
- Why
- To review a bill regulating public gatherings
Rights Groups
Government
Purpose of the Bill
Rights Groups
Fears legislation may be misused to curb protests and restrict activities.
Government
Bill is necessary to prevent tragedies and ensure accountability and safety.
- Bill Name
- Karnataka Crowd Control Bill
- Purpose of Bill
- Regulate gatherings and curb unlawful assemblies
- Committee Head
- Home Minister Dr. G. Parameshwara
- Committee Members
- 11 Members
- Triggering Event
- Chinnaswamy Stadium stampede
- Penalties for Violations
- Up to 7 years imprisonment and ₹1 crore fine