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On this news report, a magisterial committee has submitted its findings on the deadly Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub fire in Goa. The inquiry highlights the alleged negligence of Panchayat Secretary Raghuvir Bagkar, accusing him of allowing the club to operate despite an expired trade license and forged documents. The report, which follows an India Today exposé, notes that Bagkar failed to seal the premises even after demolition notices were issued. Additionally, the update confirms that accused owners Gaurav and Sourav Luthra have been sent to judicial custody until January 9.

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00:00Now, a big revelation in Goa nightclub fire case.
00:05A magisterial committee has submitted its report into the Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub fire,
00:11highlighting forgery, trade license violations and illegal construction as major factors behind the incident.
00:18The inquiry focused on the actions of the panchayat secretary, Raghuveer Bakkar,
00:24and several procedural lapses tied to the club's operation and licensing.
00:28The committee found that Bakkar allowed the nightclub to operate despite its trade license having expired.
00:36This finding follows an India Today expose on the club's trade license process
00:40and the role of the panchayat in permitting its continued operation.
00:45Investigators determined that Bakkar was granted a trade license within four days of application,
00:52bypassing required procedures.
00:54The committee noted that even after a demolition notice had been issued and the trade license had lapsed,
01:01Bakkar failed to act or seal the premises for several months.
01:05Meanwhile, Gaurav Luthra and Saurav Luthra have been sent to judicial custody until January 9th.
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