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Luthra brothers brought to Goa a day after deportation from Thailand

by Blitz India Media
December 17, 2025
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Luthra brothers brought to Goa a day after deportation from Thailand
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NEW DELHI: Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra, owners of the North Goa nightclub Birch by Romeo Lane, were brought back to Goa on December 17 by the police, a day after they were deported from Thailand. The development comes in connection with the tragic fire incident at their nightclub earlier this month that resulted in 25 fatalities. The Luthra brothers had fled India shortly after the incident and were brought back to Delhi on December 16 after being detained by Thai authorities. In Goa, they will face legal proceedings and an investigation.

According to officials, Gaurav and Saurabh Luthra boarded an IndiGo flight to Phuket just hours after a massive fire engulfed Birch by Romeo Lane in the early hours of December 7. The blaze, which reportedly started during a dance performance involving electronic fireworks, led to a fire on the roof. The incident claimed 25 lives, including tourists and staff members, and left several others injured.

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The brothers were located and detained in Phuket on December 11 when they stepped out of their hotel for a meal. They were subsequently taken to Bangkok, from where they were deported to India. An IndiGo flight carrying them landed in Delhi at around 2 p.m. on December 16. Upon arrival, they were placed under police custody and were produced before a local court in Delhi, where the Goa Police sought transit remand for Goa.

A case of culpable homicide not amounting to murder, along with charges of negligence, has been registered against the Luthras. Investigators allege that the nightclub was functioning in violation of essential fire safety and building norms, which significantly worsened the impact of the fire. An Interpol Blue Corner Notice had earlier been issued against them after they left the country. Police investigation revealed that flammable materials, including bamboo, were extensively used in the construction of the club, allowing the fire to spread rapidly. Additionally, the establishment reportedly had a narrow entry and exit point, which made evacuation difficult and trapped many inside during the blaze.

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