Kathmandu: With King Gyanendra's absolute rule having ended in Nepal, demands are being made for a fresh probe into a 25-year-old triple rape and murder case in which influential royal relatives came under suspicion. Nepal had been shaken by the brutal rape and murder of three students whose killers were never brought to justice. Known as the infamous "Namita-Sunita hatyakando (Murder of Namita and Sunita)", the incident also included two more killings, says Kishor Shrestha, editor of Jana Aastha weekly, who as a cub journalist in 1991 began investigating the murders and this month published a book on his findings. The book titled Darbarkando Pachhi Dabayeko Arko Hatyakando (Another Murder Case Suppressed After the Royal Palace Massacre) was released on May 1.   Kathmandu: With King Gyanendra's absolute rule having ended in Nepal, demands are being made for a fresh probe into a 25-year-old triple rape and murder case in which influential royal relatives came under suspicion. Nepal had been shaken by the brutal rape and murder of three students whose killers were never brought to justice. Known as the infamous "Namita-Sunita hatyakando (Murder of Namita and Sunita)", the incident also included two more killings, says Kishor Shrestha, editor of Jana Aastha weekly, who as a cub journalist in 1991 began investigating the murders and this month published a book on his findings. The book titled Darbarkando Pachhi Dabayeko Arko Hatyakando (Another Murder Case Suppressed After the Royal Palace Massacre) was released on May 1.