Three points have been agreed upon in the incident of beating up the youth of Sauraha by the Nepalese army stationed in Chitwan National Park. On Friday, an agreement was reached between the victims' side and the Gulm side of the army on the advice of the chief of the East Sector Office of Chitwan National Park and other stakeholders.

31-year-old Gobind Raut, who was beaten up on Thursday, is being treated in Bharatpur.

It is said that one Pyut and two soldiers of Dudhaura post of 'A' Gulm stationed in Sauraha of New Gorakh Gana stationed in the park were involved in the incident. It has been agreed that Sauraha's Gulm will bear all the expenses for the treatment of the injured. Similarly, it has also been agreed that the soldiers involved in the patrol who are said to be involved in the incident will take departmental action according to the Military Act after necessary investigation.

After the injured recover, all parties have agreed to sit down and make a settlement. The incident took place in the Khorsor forest area of Sauraha Aad. The injured Raut said that he went to the forest with the local women after his pregnant wife asked him to eat the greens of Neuro and on his way back, he met the soldiers on patrol around 7 pm. "My friends took another route and I alone took another quick exit when we met the army," he said.

Sister Kaushila Raut said that her legs, knees, head and back were bruised due to the beating. He was brought to the old medical college teaching hospital in Bharatpur on Thursday evening for treatment. The injured Raut was admitted to the same hospital and is being treated. Raut, whose house is near Ratnanagar Municipality-7 Sauraha Char Chowk, is also a nature guide who takes tourists to the park.