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Russian Man Kills Two Women Friends By Slitting Their Throats In Goa
Russian national Aleksei Leonov was arrested for allegedly killing compatriots Elena Vaneeva and Elena Kasthanova in north Goa on January 14 and January 15 in Arambol and Morjim villages, a police official said on Friday.
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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 Club Fire: Cops Seek Blue Corner Notice Against Co-Owner Who Fled To UK
Goa Police have started the process to secure a Blue Corner Notice against British national Surinder Kumar Khosla, an accused in the December 6 nightclub fire that killed 25 people, through Central agencies, a senior officer said on Saturday.
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Medical Complaints, Dubious Documents: Luthras Evade Goa Police's Questions
Saurav and Gaurav Luthra, the brothers in Goa Police custody over a fire at a nightclub in Goa that killed 25 people, are evading questions posed by the cops, sources told NDTV.
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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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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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"25 Lives Lost, But My Wife Died Alive": Goa Club Dancer's Husband To NDTV
The investigation into the tragedy is continuing to widen, with the Goa Police recording over 60 statements so far.
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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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Goa Club Co-Owner Faked Spinal Injury, Got Admitted. How Cops Tracked Him
Ajay Gupta, co-owner of the Goa nightclub where a fire left 25 dead, tried to escape arrest by getting himself hospitalised, the investigators have told NDTV. Gupta has now been taken into custody
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Luthra Brothers On The Run, Co-Owner Arrested Over Goa Nightclub Tragedy
The Goa police on Tuesday arrested Ajay Gupta, one of the four owners of the 'Birch by Romeo Lane' nightclub, where a devastating fire claimed the lives of 25 people.
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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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After Goa Fire, Gurugram Police Ramps Up Safety Checks On Nightclubs, Bars
Following the recent tragic fire incident at a Goa nightclub, Gurugram Police have ramped up safety enforcement across all nightlife establishments in the city.
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Kazakhstan Dancer Performed Without Business Visa During Goa Nightclub Fire
Kazakh national Kristina, who was dancing at the 'Birch by Romeo Lane' nightclub when a massive blaze erupted and claimed 25 lives, didn't have the business visa to perform in India, police said on Tuesday.
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Interpol Notice Likely Against Goa Club Owners Who Fled To Thailand: Sources
The Blue Corner notice, an international request, is a part of Interpol's colour-coded notices that enable countries to share alerts and requests for information worldwide.
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Goa Club Owners Fled To Thailand After Deadly Fire, Took IndiGo Dawn Flight
The two owners of the night club in Goa where 25 people died in a fire left India for Thailand hours after the incident happened on Saturday night, the police said today. Until now the police had been looking for them.
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Russian Man Kills Two Women Friends By Slitting Their Throats In Goa
Russian national Aleksei Leonov was arrested for allegedly killing compatriots Elena Vaneeva and Elena Kasthanova in north Goa on January 14 and January 15 in Arambol and Morjim villages, a police official said on Friday.
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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 Club Fire: Cops Seek Blue Corner Notice Against Co-Owner Who Fled To UK
Goa Police have started the process to secure a Blue Corner Notice against British national Surinder Kumar Khosla, an accused in the December 6 nightclub fire that killed 25 people, through Central agencies, a senior officer said on Saturday.
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Medical Complaints, Dubious Documents: Luthras Evade Goa Police's Questions
Saurav and Gaurav Luthra, the brothers in Goa Police custody over a fire at a nightclub in Goa that killed 25 people, are evading questions posed by the cops, sources told NDTV.
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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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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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"25 Lives Lost, But My Wife Died Alive": Goa Club Dancer's Husband To NDTV
The investigation into the tragedy is continuing to widen, with the Goa Police recording over 60 statements so far.
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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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Goa Club Co-Owner Faked Spinal Injury, Got Admitted. How Cops Tracked Him
Ajay Gupta, co-owner of the Goa nightclub where a fire left 25 dead, tried to escape arrest by getting himself hospitalised, the investigators have told NDTV. Gupta has now been taken into custody
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Luthra Brothers On The Run, Co-Owner Arrested Over Goa Nightclub Tragedy
The Goa police on Tuesday arrested Ajay Gupta, one of the four owners of the 'Birch by Romeo Lane' nightclub, where a devastating fire claimed the lives of 25 people.
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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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After Goa Fire, Gurugram Police Ramps Up Safety Checks On Nightclubs, Bars
Following the recent tragic fire incident at a Goa nightclub, Gurugram Police have ramped up safety enforcement across all nightlife establishments in the city.
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Kazakhstan Dancer Performed Without Business Visa During Goa Nightclub Fire
Kazakh national Kristina, who was dancing at the 'Birch by Romeo Lane' nightclub when a massive blaze erupted and claimed 25 lives, didn't have the business visa to perform in India, police said on Tuesday.
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Interpol Notice Likely Against Goa Club Owners Who Fled To Thailand: Sources
The Blue Corner notice, an international request, is a part of Interpol's colour-coded notices that enable countries to share alerts and requests for information worldwide.
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Goa Club Owners Fled To Thailand After Deadly Fire, Took IndiGo Dawn Flight
The two owners of the night club in Goa where 25 people died in a fire left India for Thailand hours after the incident happened on Saturday night, the police said today. Until now the police had been looking for them.
