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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 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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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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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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Luthra Brothers' Plea For Pre-Arrest Bail Rejected By Delhi Court
The Luthra brothers restauranteurs facing culpable homicide charges over the death of 25 people at their Goa nightclub last week were denied bail by a Delhi court Thursday evening.
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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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"Not Someone Who Fled After Rs 5,000-Crore Fraud": Luthra Brothers In Court
Making arguments in favour of the Luthra brothers, who fled to Thailand hours after 25 people died in a fire at their nightclub 'Birch by Romeo Lane' in Goa, their lawyer has told a Delhi court they are "also humans"
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Luthra Brothers To Be Deported: How Is It Different From Extradition?
The Luthra brothers - who fled to Thailand while their Goa nightclub, 'Birch by Romeo Lane', burned down last week, killing 25 people and injuring six others - have been detained in that country, sources told NDTV Thursday morning.
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Goa Club Fire Highlights: Goa Cops Will Not Go To Thailand To Bring Back Luthras
Goa Nightclub Fire Tragedy Highlights: Authorities in Thailand on Friday started the deportation process to send back Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra back to India.
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Luthra Brothers Caught In Thailand, Seen In Photos With Hands Tied
Goa Nightclub Fire Luthra Brothers Detained In Thailand Birch By Romeo Lane Fire Arpora
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Luthra Brothers Face Action, Goa Nightclub Owners' Passports Suspended
In the case of Luthra brothers, who have already fled the country, their passports are temporarily invalid, preventing them from traveling abroad.
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Goa Club Fire: Repeated Warnings For Years, Zero Action, Then Disaster
The very construction of 'Birch by Romeo Lane' was patently illegal, documents accessed by NDTV show, and 25 lives could have been saved if action had been taken on the notices - including at least one for demolition - issued against the nightclub.
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Centre Moves To Impound Passports Of Luthras, In Thailand After Goa Fire
Taking a step towards revoking the passports of the Luthra brothers, who fled to Thailand after a fire in their Goa nightclub claimed 25 lives, the Centre has sent them notices asking them to explain why their passports should not be impounded.
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Luthra Brothers Missing Since Goa Fire, Their Second Club To Be Demolished
A beach shack owned by the Luthra brothers the owners of 'Birch by Romeo Lane', the nightclub in Goa's Arpora, at which a fire killed 25 people last week will be demolished by bulldozers, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant's office said.
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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 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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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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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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Luthra Brothers' Plea For Pre-Arrest Bail Rejected By Delhi Court
The Luthra brothers restauranteurs facing culpable homicide charges over the death of 25 people at their Goa nightclub last week were denied bail by a Delhi court Thursday evening.
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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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"Not Someone Who Fled After Rs 5,000-Crore Fraud": Luthra Brothers In Court
Making arguments in favour of the Luthra brothers, who fled to Thailand hours after 25 people died in a fire at their nightclub 'Birch by Romeo Lane' in Goa, their lawyer has told a Delhi court they are "also humans"
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Luthra Brothers To Be Deported: How Is It Different From Extradition?
The Luthra brothers - who fled to Thailand while their Goa nightclub, 'Birch by Romeo Lane', burned down last week, killing 25 people and injuring six others - have been detained in that country, sources told NDTV Thursday morning.
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Goa Club Fire Highlights: Goa Cops Will Not Go To Thailand To Bring Back Luthras
Goa Nightclub Fire Tragedy Highlights: Authorities in Thailand on Friday started the deportation process to send back Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra back to India.
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Luthra Brothers Caught In Thailand, Seen In Photos With Hands Tied
Goa Nightclub Fire Luthra Brothers Detained In Thailand Birch By Romeo Lane Fire Arpora
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Luthra Brothers Face Action, Goa Nightclub Owners' Passports Suspended
In the case of Luthra brothers, who have already fled the country, their passports are temporarily invalid, preventing them from traveling abroad.
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Goa Club Fire: Repeated Warnings For Years, Zero Action, Then Disaster
The very construction of 'Birch by Romeo Lane' was patently illegal, documents accessed by NDTV show, and 25 lives could have been saved if action had been taken on the notices - including at least one for demolition - issued against the nightclub.
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Centre Moves To Impound Passports Of Luthras, In Thailand After Goa Fire
Taking a step towards revoking the passports of the Luthra brothers, who fled to Thailand after a fire in their Goa nightclub claimed 25 lives, the Centre has sent them notices asking them to explain why their passports should not be impounded.
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Luthra Brothers Missing Since Goa Fire, Their Second Club To Be Demolished
A beach shack owned by the Luthra brothers the owners of 'Birch by Romeo Lane', the nightclub in Goa's Arpora, at which a fire killed 25 people last week will be demolished by bulldozers, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant's office said.
