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Luthra Brothers Get Bail In Goa Nightclub Fire Case, But Will Stay In Jail
The Luthras face charges of negligence, endangering human life, and other offences, in connection with the deadly fire that erupted at their Goa nightclub.
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Fire-Hit Goa Nightclub Was Built Illegally, Had No License: Probe Report
The Goa nightclub, where a deadly fire killed 25 people in early December, was built illegally on a salt pan and allowed to operate without a valid trade licence.
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Goa Nightclub Fire: Police Custody Of Luthras Extended By 5 Days
A Goa court on Monday extended by five days the police custody of Saurabh Luthra and Gaurav Luthra, owners of the Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub where a devastating fire on December 6 resulted in 25 deaths.
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Goa's Popular Curlie's Pub Sealed Days After Nightclub Fire Tragedy
Curlie's, the popular beachside pub in North Goa, was sealed by the Coastal Regulatory Zone (CRZ) authorities on Friday following regulatory action taken in the aftermath of a recent fire incident at Birch by Romeo Lane.
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"Sufficient Material": Goa Court Sends Luthras To 5-Day Police Custody
A Goa court on Wednesday granted 5-day police custody of Luthra brothers - Saurabh and Gaurav, co-owners of 'Birch by Romeo Lane' nightclub - where 25 people died, and several others were injured in a fire on December 6.
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Exclusive Pic Of Luthras At Delhi Airport, Being Taken To Goa To Face Charges
The Luthra brothers, against whom a case of culpable homicide and negligence is registered, were brought back to India on an IndiGo flight last afternoon.
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Luthra Brothers Brought Back To India After Deportation From Thailand
Gaurav Luthra and Saurabh Luthra fled to Thailand hours after a massive fire at their nightclub, the 'Birch by Romeo Lane', in Goa left 25 people dead on December 6.
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Luthra Brothers Deportation Updates: Police Get 2-Day Transit Remand Of Luthra Brothers, To Bring Them To Goa Tomorrow
Luthra Brothers Deportation News: Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra, the two accused in Goa nightclub fire, have landed in Delhi.
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From Goa Nightclub Fire To Thailand Deportation: Luthra Brothers' Journey
The Luthra brothers have been deported from Thailand to face criminal charges after 25 people were killed in a fire at their Goa nightclub, 'Birch by Romeo Lane', midnight on December 7.
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After Deadly Nightclub Fire, Goa Authorities Seal Another Restaurant For Breaching Safety Norms
The Cape Goa, located on a cliff at Cabo de Rama Fort in South Goa, was sealed after several violations were found. The action comes after a massive fire at a nightclub in North Goa on December 6 claimed 25 lives.
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Luthras Fled Delhi, Their Partner Fled Goa: The Hours After Nightclub Fire
As the investigation into the Goa nightclub fire deepens, details have emerged about how three owners - Saurabh Luthra, Gaurav Luthra, and Ajay Gupta - reacted to the news about the blaze that claimed 25 lives and revealed huge safety violations
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The Passport Puzzle: How Luthra Brothers' India Deportation Was Delayed
Deportation of the Luthra brothers from Thailand to face charges of culpable homicide not amounting to murder after their Goa nightclub, 'Birch by Romeo Lane', burned down on December 6 could be delayed by as much as 72 hours.
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Luthra Brothers' Deportation Begins. How They Are Being Brought To India
The deportation process has begun to bring back the Luthra brothers from Thailand over the deadly fire at their nightclub in Goa.
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Even Before Goa Fire, Luthras' Romeo Lane Chain Faced Many Complaints, Fines
The Romeo Lane chain of restaurants and clubs, under intense scrutiny after 25 people died in a fire at its Goa nightclub, Birch by Romeo Lane, has a history of complaints and fines for allegedly violating environmental norms in Goa and Uttarakhand.
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42 Companies, 1 Delhi Address: Inside Luthra Brothers' Business Network
An examination of corporate records has uncovered a network of 42 companies linked to Delhi-based restaurateurs Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra, the brothers at the centre of the Goa nightclub fire that killed 25 people on December 6.
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Luthra Brothers Get Bail In Goa Nightclub Fire Case, But Will Stay In Jail
The Luthras face charges of negligence, endangering human life, and other offences, in connection with the deadly fire that erupted at their Goa nightclub.
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Fire-Hit Goa Nightclub Was Built Illegally, Had No License: Probe Report
The Goa nightclub, where a deadly fire killed 25 people in early December, was built illegally on a salt pan and allowed to operate without a valid trade licence.
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Goa Nightclub Fire: Police Custody Of Luthras Extended By 5 Days
A Goa court on Monday extended by five days the police custody of Saurabh Luthra and Gaurav Luthra, owners of the Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub where a devastating fire on December 6 resulted in 25 deaths.
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Goa's Popular Curlie's Pub Sealed Days After Nightclub Fire Tragedy
Curlie's, the popular beachside pub in North Goa, was sealed by the Coastal Regulatory Zone (CRZ) authorities on Friday following regulatory action taken in the aftermath of a recent fire incident at Birch by Romeo Lane.
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"Sufficient Material": Goa Court Sends Luthras To 5-Day Police Custody
A Goa court on Wednesday granted 5-day police custody of Luthra brothers - Saurabh and Gaurav, co-owners of 'Birch by Romeo Lane' nightclub - where 25 people died, and several others were injured in a fire on December 6.
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Exclusive Pic Of Luthras At Delhi Airport, Being Taken To Goa To Face Charges
The Luthra brothers, against whom a case of culpable homicide and negligence is registered, were brought back to India on an IndiGo flight last afternoon.
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Luthra Brothers Brought Back To India After Deportation From Thailand
Gaurav Luthra and Saurabh Luthra fled to Thailand hours after a massive fire at their nightclub, the 'Birch by Romeo Lane', in Goa left 25 people dead on December 6.
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Luthra Brothers Deportation Updates: Police Get 2-Day Transit Remand Of Luthra Brothers, To Bring Them To Goa Tomorrow
Luthra Brothers Deportation News: Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra, the two accused in Goa nightclub fire, have landed in Delhi.
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From Goa Nightclub Fire To Thailand Deportation: Luthra Brothers' Journey
The Luthra brothers have been deported from Thailand to face criminal charges after 25 people were killed in a fire at their Goa nightclub, 'Birch by Romeo Lane', midnight on December 7.
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After Deadly Nightclub Fire, Goa Authorities Seal Another Restaurant For Breaching Safety Norms
The Cape Goa, located on a cliff at Cabo de Rama Fort in South Goa, was sealed after several violations were found. The action comes after a massive fire at a nightclub in North Goa on December 6 claimed 25 lives.
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Luthras Fled Delhi, Their Partner Fled Goa: The Hours After Nightclub Fire
As the investigation into the Goa nightclub fire deepens, details have emerged about how three owners - Saurabh Luthra, Gaurav Luthra, and Ajay Gupta - reacted to the news about the blaze that claimed 25 lives and revealed huge safety violations
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The Passport Puzzle: How Luthra Brothers' India Deportation Was Delayed
Deportation of the Luthra brothers from Thailand to face charges of culpable homicide not amounting to murder after their Goa nightclub, 'Birch by Romeo Lane', burned down on December 6 could be delayed by as much as 72 hours.
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Luthra Brothers' Deportation Begins. How They Are Being Brought To India
The deportation process has begun to bring back the Luthra brothers from Thailand over the deadly fire at their nightclub in Goa.
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Even Before Goa Fire, Luthras' Romeo Lane Chain Faced Many Complaints, Fines
The Romeo Lane chain of restaurants and clubs, under intense scrutiny after 25 people died in a fire at its Goa nightclub, Birch by Romeo Lane, has a history of complaints and fines for allegedly violating environmental norms in Goa and Uttarakhand.
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42 Companies, 1 Delhi Address: Inside Luthra Brothers' Business Network
An examination of corporate records has uncovered a network of 42 companies linked to Delhi-based restaurateurs Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra, the brothers at the centre of the Goa nightclub fire that killed 25 people on December 6.
