Court sends owners to police custody after return
Goa nightclub fire case- The fire in the goa club investigation has reached an important milestone; on wednesday, a mapusa court ordered saurav and gaurav luthra to a five-day prison term. police brought the luthra brothers to india from thailand… they operate the birch club and after a fiery inferno at their venue took place twenty-five people killed also. Authorities will be able to talk to the boys under custodial conditions to find out what happened to cause such a big loss of life, they also state that by speaking to the girls under custodial conditions the Investigators will have more evidence in their investigation.
The Request For Custodial With Regard To The Boys By The Police Has Appropriately Granted By The Magistrate. Police Had Different Medical Tests Carried Out On The Boys Prior To Being Remanded And The Boys Presented Evidence During That Time Of Complaining About Their Back Pain To Police After That Had Kelly Examinations To Investigate Further And No Medical Reason Could Be Found For Emergency Attention From The Luthras.
Flight from India and international tracking
The brothers fled India shortly after the incident, with the Goa Police discovering them on December 7th even as they still involved in the rescue operations that took place in Goa. The Goa Police had opened a criminal investigation into the incident that night and requested an Interpol Blue Notice and were able to issue Lookout Circulars requesting the brothers’ immediate return to India. Goa nightclub fire case, The Ministry of External Affairs was also able to revoke the brothers’ passports through the Ministry of External Affairs prior to their arrival in India. Thai authorities detained them in Phuket for an illegally overstayed visa and then deported the brothers from Thailand using emergency travel documents provided by the Indian Government after they had traveled to Delhi by way of direct flight.
The Brothers were arrested and produced in Delhi when they arrived in the country and a Delhi Court has given a transit order for the brothers to be brought to Goa for the criminal investigation. The police stated that they will bring the brothers before a court in Goa as soon as they get to Goa.
Safety violations and widening arrests
Investigators say that the fire that broke out on December 6th caused by electrical firecrackers that struck the wooden ceiling of the nightclub, and because of this, the flames spread quickly through the crowded dance area of the club. According to police, the club did not have any exit doors for people to escape, nor fire-extinguishing equipment available to fight the fire. Police reported that there were inadequate access routes for fire trucks to reach the club during the fire. The club also operating without any valid operating licenses, according to the police, and four staff members, including the manager, arrested in connection with the incident.
Authorities have also arrested Ajay Gupta, co-owner of the club, in New Delhi. Gupta claims that he is a passive investor in the club’s operations, and police later reported that he more actively involved in running the operations than he originally stated. Police stated that Gupta attempted to avoid arrested by admitting himself to the hospital. The investigation is continuing and police are further examining those responsible for this tragedy.
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