RCB final fever | Bengaluru Police ban rallies, crackers, public celebrations: All you need to know

As Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) made a roaring entry into the Indian Premiere League (IPL) 2026 finals, the Bengaluru city police issued an advisory requesting citizens to maintain safety protocols.

They highlighted that public peace, law and order, and safety is the responsibility of every citizen, especially during moments of crowds celebrating.

"After the final match result is announced, the public should not engage in any kind of celebrations in public places. LED walls facing roads shall not be put without prior permission from the concerned authorities and that existing LED walls Match shall not be played. Screens must not be installed outside malls, pubs, or other places in a manner visible to the public for viewing the final match," the advisory read.

"Bursting crackers and using dangerous materials is prohibited. Peace and discipline must be maintained in crowded areas," the Bengaluru police stated.

"Bike rallies, over-speeding, stunts, misuse of horns, and road blockages are prohibited. People are advised not to consume alcohol in public places and create disturbances, engage in fights, or behave indecently,

"Provocative posts, hateful messages, or rumors should not be shared on social media. Under the pretext of the match result, fans of other teams should not be provoked, insulted, or engaged in behavior that may lead to fights," they urged.

Additionally, in a post made on the Bengaluru police X handle, they urged fans to celebrate responsibly as the series is scheduled to conclude on Sunday.

"As Bengaluru comes together to support its team, Bengaluru City Police urges everyone to celebrate responsibly and with respect for fellow citizens," the post read.

"A true celebration is one that keeps our city safe, peaceful, and proud."

Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Gujarat Titans are set to play off against each other at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.