A major breakthrough has emerged in the Goa nightclub fire case, where 25 people lost their lives in a devastating blaze. The Luthra brothers, owners of the ill-fated club, had been on the run since the incident and were finally detained in Thailand after an Interpol lookout alert. According to officials, both were caught while trying to move locations to avoid arrest. Thai authorities have confirmed that the duo is being held for immigration violations, after which they will be handed over to Indian agencies. Their detention is expected to speed up the investigation, as officials aim to uncover lapses in safety norms, the cause of the fire, and accountability for the tragedy that shook Goa.
Goa Nightclub Fire: After 25 Deaths in Goa Fire, Club Owners Caught Hiding in Thailand
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