Royal Challengers Bengaluru are on the verge of winning their first IPL title as they await for the Final of IPL 2025, set to be played in Ahmedabad next Tuesday (June 3).
After a scintillating season, RCB reached the final after beating Punjab Kings in Qualifier 1. The team has always had the biggest fan base across the world, but has yet to win the elusive title.

With the IPL reaching its 18th season this year, the entire RCB diaspora are praying for the end of their wait, which shall be the first title for their no. 18, India stalwart Virat Kohli.
As the Bengaluru outfit wait for their opponent in the final, the fans have already taken a step ahead in anticipation.
An RCB supporter has penned an open letter to the Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, requesting a state-wide holiday on June 4 following the IPL 2025 final. The fan's plea aims to allow citizens to celebrate RCB's potential maiden IPL title, should they triumph in the final scheduled for June 3 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
The letter, now viral on social media, captures the emotions of RCB's loyal fanbase-known for their relentless support through years of near-misses and heartbreaks.
"This is not just a cricket match; it's a culmination of years of hope, heartbreak, and unyielding support. A holiday would not only honor the team's achievement but also acknowledge the collective spirit of Karnataka's people," the fan reportedly wrote the letter in the Kannada language.
RCB's march to the final has been marked by dominant performances, including a commanding eight-wicket win in Qualifier 1. Their consistent form has reignited hopes among fans that this could finally be the year the coveted trophy comes home.
While there has been no official response yet from the Chief Minister's office, the appeal reflects the deep emotional investment of the state's residents in their team's journey. As RCB gears up for the ultimate showdown, the call for a public holiday is more than a request- it is a reflection of a fan base desperate to celebrate history. But even if there isn't a holiday, the RCB fans will have a blast, without a shadow of doubt. And to be honest, the celebrations will run wild not just in Karnataka, but across the country.