Goa Nightclub Tragedy: Luthra Brothers Face Legal Turmoil

The Luthra brothers, owners of a Goa nightclub involved in a deadly fire, have a pending bail decision in a forgery case. The fire incident led to 25 deaths last year. They were deported from Thailand, charged with forgery for falsely procuring regulatory clearances for the nightclub.

The Goa court has reserved its decision until April 8 on the bail plea of Saurabh and Gaurav Luthra, embroiled in a forgery case linked to a fatal nightclub fire.

The brothers, who own the Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub, faced charges related to both the deadly blaze and document forgery. After fleeing to Thailand post-tragedy, they were deported and arrested.

Bail was granted for the fire case, but they remain detained due to the forgery case. Allegedly, the siblings forged a no-objection certificate to obtain necessary licenses for their nightclub operations. The court's ruling is eagerly awaited.

(With inputs from agencies.)