Indians For Guns

Hooray! Well done Bisnu - you can have one (or more) on me any time! About 40 would be appropriate Bravo Bisnu.

eljefe wrote:

eljefe wrote:
Can IFG pass the hat around and felicitate this MAN?

Baljit

He is a true soldier.

Hi Everyone,
> I quote our fellow IFGian Kanwar 76 " I am the Saint & Soldier that walks in Peace. I am the humble dust of your feet, but dont think my spirituality makes me weak. The Heavens will roar if my 'KUKHRI' were to speak"........
> These could've been the very words befitting the 'Eminently Brave' Gurkha, who unsheathed his blade to protect an innocent young girl's honour.
> Bravo Brother - May your act of bravery be a shining example to all those who believe in the "Right to Keep & BearArms"
and use it when the occasion demands.
Cheers
Brihacharan

Hats off to the brave soul!truly India is great,a train full of helpless passengers...wonder if the passengers of the train are NOW entitled to arms licences,after all they face imminent danger PC you're great

There isnt a smiley for a "Salute" so i guess this will have to do \
/S/

WOW .. what a story !!!! Reminds me of Mahabharata , Lord Bishnu is saving Droupadi from being molested by dushasana and kauravas while pandavas and thousand others were watching and remaining silent.

You are a real life hero with a lion heart. My Salute to you SIR.

He is a national hero and should be placed as Brand Ambassadors than those cricketers . Are the corporates listning ?

eljefe wrote:

eljefe wrote:
Can IFG pass the hat around and felicitate this MAN?

Strongly without any doubt

hope the country doesn't forget him after few years.hero to be respected all his life.

dr.jayakumar wrote:hope the country doesn't forget him after few years.hero to be respected all his life.

Few years?.... Daktar Saab you are being too generous - If I may hazard a guess, most of us have begun to forget the brave soul by now.... This is our country.

regards,
cc

dr.jayakumar wrote:hope the country doesn't forget him after few years.hero to be respected all his life.

I am sure the parents of the hapless girl would be regarding him as God incarnate; but we as Nation also ought to keep such examples in limelight and hammer the same into collective and wakeful memory.

Incidentally, I came across this piece of information only on IFG and when I checked with a few friends none of them ever head of this incident. Probably it simply was not broadcast enough. That just shows the grand attitude of our media towards the "aam aadmi".

Is there any possibility of tracking the good man and requesting him to be a member of IFG ? He would be a good brand ambassador apart from living inspiration to many of us.

Hey guys are we passing the hat around????

captrakshitsharma wrote:Hey guys are we passing the hat around????

Well, right now, its eljefe, baljit, you and me... If NAGRI, or IFG management or someone who can
1)locate our hero
and
2)locally access an Indian bank account
takes the lead, things will be a lot simpler. I wish this doesnt fall off the IFG mindspace...

found this when searching on the net...quite a few differences from the other reports... but he still did fight them...hat off to him.
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes ... ittaranjan

What a brave lad redundant word for a Gurkha ..hopefully he is honored accordingly for risking his life and limb..what if he had a gun on him would have taken some of those characters out and then possibly court martial ed vagaries of Indian system

A gorkha with a small knife and a smile is far more dangerous than a marine with big guns and a frown"