(updated) An army personnel has been found dead in Bafal. DSP Dipak Regmi of Metropolitan Crime Division, informed that 24-year-old Yuvaraj Ghimire, who was working at Army Medical College in Sano Bharyang, was killed. It is suspected that he was killed while he was returning to his home in Syuchataar. Police suspected murder on seeing deep cut in his head. Police has initiated investigation into the case. काठमाडौंको बाफलमा नेपाली सेनाको अमलदारको हत्या भएको छ। आर्मी मेडिकल कलेज सानो भर्‍याङमा कार्यरत २४ वर्षीय युवराज घिमिरेको हत्या भएको महानगरीय अपराध महाशाखाका डिएसपी दीपक रेग्मीले सेतोपाटीलाई जानकारी दिए। स्युचाटार घर आउने क्रममा उनको हत्या भएको हुनसक्ने प्रहरीले अनुमान गरेको छ। टाउकोमा गम्भीर चोट लागेका उनको कर्तब्य ज्यान नै भएको प्रहरीको निष्कर्ष छ। हत्याका सम्बन्धमा प्रहरीले छानबिन अघि बढाएको छ। Update...................................... Police have arrested three teenagers in connection with the murder of a Nepali Army soldier. Yubaraj Ghimire, 24, of Khotang district who was residing in Syuchatar, Kathmandu was found dead in Bafal of Nagarjun Municipality-4 on January 12. SP Pradhyumna Kumar Karki, officiating in-charge of the Metropolitan Police Range, said Pawan Karki of Gorkha, Roshan Pariyar of Sarlahi and Kabindra Bohara of Baitadi were arrested for their alleged involvement in Ghimire’s murder. Citing preliminary investigation, he informed that the trio stoned Ghimire to death before robbing him in the night. According to police, Ghimire was on his way home from NA Medical College, where he was stationed, when the teenagers attacked him at around 10:00 pm on January 12 before making off with a laptop computer, an iPhone set, hundred rupees and two ATM cards. The attackers grew up in the streets and are addicted to drugs. During interrogation, the teenagers told police that they ‘killed Ghimire’ to rob him. A police official said, “They were waiting for an opportune time to attack someone for robbery and it does not seem to be their premeditated plan to kill Ghimire. They could have killed someone else if not Ghimire.” The trio had attacked Ghimire with a stone after he tried to resist them. Police have also arrested Rupesh Shrestha, 26, of Kavre from Swayambhu for purchasing the iPhone set that the teenagers robbed the victim of. Officials have recovered a laptop, iPhone set and two ATM cards bearing the name of Ghimire.