On April 24, two men were arrested for allegedly disabling more than 240 CCTV cameras at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, prior to an Indian Premier League (IPL) match. The accused, Manjunath E (37) from Chitradurga district and Abrar (19) from Uttar Pradesh, were employed by a subcontractor associated with IVS Digital Solutions, which manages the stadium's digital infrastructure. Investigators reported significant damage to critical systems, including Network Video Recorders and fibre-optic connections, leading to a temporary surveillance gap across various areas of the stadium. The disruption was identified during a routine inspection, and a complaint was filed by Staqu Technologies Pvt. Ltd., a Gurugram-based firm responsible for AI-driven monitoring during matches. The police suspect that the motive behind the incident may involve personal grievances related to unpaid wages, as both individuals had reportedly expressed dissatisfaction with their employer. The deputy commissioner of police confirmed that the situation was resolved within an hour, but the incident raised serious concerns about stadium security.