Royal Challengers Bengaluru successfully defended their IPL crown, securing their second consecutive title with a convincing chase of 156 in the final.

Star batter Virat Kohli played a crucial role in the victory and was named Player of the Match, while Jitesh Sharma provided valuable finishing touches to guide the team across the line.

The title win sparked massive celebrations among RCB supporters across the country, particularly in South India. Fans gathered in large numbers to celebrate the team’s latest achievement, creating a festive atmosphere in several cities.

However, reports of unruly incidents emerged from a few locations. In Hyderabad, large crowds reportedly climbed onto the team bus and damaged barricades, leading police to intervene and restore order. In Kurnool, some celebrations turned chaotic, with reports of stones being thrown at buses and damage caused to traffic signals and public property.

Meanwhile, Bengaluru witnessed huge gatherings of fans celebrating the title victory. Despite the scale of the celebrations, most events in the city remained largely peaceful, with authorities implementing restrictions and crowd-control measures to manage the situation.

The incidents from different locations quickly became a topic of discussion on social media. Many users urged supporters to celebrate responsibly, pointing out that sporting victories should be occasions for joy without causing harm to people or public property.