Bipin Joshi's body will arrive in Kathmandu today
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Media Baaji
- Mon, 20 October 2025
Kathmandu. The body of Bipin Joshi from Kanchanpur, who was abducted by the rebel group Hamas and killed, is being brought to Nepal today. Joshi's body will arrive in Kathmandu at 2:35 pm via Fly Dubai flight. All preparations have been completed at the Tribhuvan International Airport for the respectful reception and transfer of the mortal remains. After arriving in Kathmandu, the body will be taken to Dhangadhi Airport by Nepali Army aircraft. After that, the program has been decided to be taken by the army from Dhangadhi to Mahendranagar by ambulance and formally handed over to the family.
On this occasion, Prime Minister Sushila Karki will pay tribute to Bipin Joshi, according to government officials. Along with the Prime Minister, members of the Council of Ministers, senior administrators, senior officers of the Nepali Army and Police will also participate in the tribute program. The tribute program will be held at the No. 14 Bahini Headquarters of the Nepali Army.
Express
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