Lone soldier defends potential rape victim against 40 men

[QuotaMan]

http://xnepali.com/a-gurkha-soldier-who-fought-40-train-robbers-to-be-felicitated-in-the-republic-day-of-india/

 

 

 

Bishnu Shrestha, a brave Gurkha soldier in Indian Army, defeated 40 train robbers while returning home after a voluntary retirement. The Indian army, is going to awarded Bishnu with Sourya Chakra, Bravery Award and Sarvottam Jeevan Raksha medals during the Indian Republic Day celebration on January 26.

 

 

While in the train, Maurya Express from Ranchi to Gorakhpur, on September 2, 2010, 35 year-old Bishnu saved a girl about to be raped by the train robbers in front of her helpless parents. After looting the train, when the robbers started to strip a 18 year old girl in front of him, he couldn’t contain his calmness. He took out his khukari and took on the a group of 40 robbers, alone. In the fight, he killed three of dacoits and injured eight others. Remaining dacoits fled the scene to save their lives.

[ExpatDave]

[jerry]

That's a real hero !

[Highlander]

I have the greatest respect for that brave warrior.

 

I spent a Day in a base in wales populated by Gurkhas and that is the safest I ever felt in any base in the UK with the exception if the nuclear bomber submarine base in Faslane, Scotland which is protected by the almost unpublished Royal Navy/Royal Marines elite force SBS (Special Boat Squadron). If you fail the entrance test to the SBS, the SAS will have a look at you for potential testing if you want to gauge their effectiveness. I have a good friend who lives owns a bar in Pattaya who is former Royal marine and Special Boat Squadron commando so i know a little bit about the squadron.

 

To even be a member of a Gurkha unit you need to be one special individual as the failure rate for people who enlist is huge.

 

I was once told about an exercise with the British Special Air Service and a Gurkha unit, where one night all the SAS were asleep except the sentry who patrolled around the area where they were camped. They thought it was an uneventful night until the sun rose and they all (except the sentry) had a dotted line drawn on their throats. That would scare the shit out of any man as it did to the German Army during the second world war

 

If I had a choice of fighting against a Gurkha or another big fucker, I would not be choosing the Gurkha, they are tough little fuckers, take it from me.

 

Former Chief of staff of the indian Army, Field Marshall Sam Manekshaw once famously said about Gurkhas:

 

“ If a man says he is not afraid of dying, he is either lying or is a Gurkha. ”

 

Good work by that brave man.

[Shivers]

Nice to see some people still stand up for what's right, even agaist overwhelming odds and a threat to their personal safety.

[Cryfreman]

Wonder if you still would of got a medal for that in the UK....

[Hallmark]

Wonder if you still would of got a medal for that in the UK....

 

No way would he get a medal,he'd be locked up on a murder charge and the lawyers of the men he killed would be after compensation for the "victims" families !

[td5855]

No way would he get a medal,he'd be locked up on a murder charge and the lawyers of the men he killed would be after compensation for the "victims" families !

 

You know... You are right.

 

Can just hear the dead peoples lawyers.

"My clients were only having a bit of fun, when this maniac attacked them"

 

Police charges.

Murder.

Self defense no way, he used more than reasonable force.

Carrying a concealed weapon.

 

The list would go on and on

[jocky king]

Truly fantastic story... He had some balls , bigger than the elephants... Well done Bishnu.... For saving the girl from 40 potential rapist... And challenges 40 of em to back off is amazing...What more amazing is the cops recovered 40 gold chains and 40 laptops,,, Wonder why all the potential rapist taking off the chains and leaving behind the laptops to do their dirty deeds ??? Strange

Edited February 3, 2011 by jocky king

[Mr. Pumpy]

Good boy...

[Darrel]

Well done that man.

[LaaMok]

Wonder if you still would of got a medal for that in the UK....

 

Probably be in jail for life and get sued too.

[Canadian64]

So many people these days would have just let the men do what they wanted, especially with the number of them there was. I have to say that this man went beyond and with no regard for his own safety, job well done.

[pedobear]

Real Hero, In the real World

[Samui]

Well done to that brave man.

 

It wasn't enough for that scum to rob everyone, they had to attempt raping a young women in front of her parents.

 

Hope they catch the rest & hang the lot of them!!

 

 

[inmelb06]

Great work by a brave man.

 

Well Done

[bolly]

Dont mess with the Gurkhas!

[ROIDFREAK]

'Nuff Respect..

This man simply did the right thing even when the odds were stacked so heavily against him..

An absolute inspiration..

[CockSnot]

Fucking hell, this guy must be even harder than me....

[retrodude]

Good work fella.... Respectamundo!

[Spear of Destiny]

We all agree this Ghurka soldier is a hero and deserves our respect but when a farang stands up against a Thai committing an act violence against a innocent person then some board members will call this farang an idiot. Talk about double standards here.

[602trooper]

I have the greatest respect for that brave warrior.

 

I spent a Day in a base in wales populated by Gurkhas and that is the safest I ever felt in any base in the UK with the exception if the nuclear bomber submarine base in Faslane, Scotland which is protected by the almost unpublished Royal Navy/Royal Marines elite force SBS (Special Boat Squadron). If you fail the entrance test to the SBS, the SAS will have a look at you for potential testing if you want to gauge their effectiveness. I have a good friend who lives owns a bar in Pattaya who is former Royal marine and Special Boat Squadron commando so i know a little bit about the squadron.

 

To even be a member of a Gurkha unit you need to be one special individual as the failure rate for people who enlist is huge.

 

I was once told about an exercise with the British Special Air Service and a Gurkha unit, where one night all the SAS were asleep except the sentry who patrolled around the area where they were camped. They thought it was an uneventful night until the sun rose and they all (except the sentry) had a dotted line drawn on their throats. That would scare the shit out of any man as it did to the German Army during the second world war

 

If I had a choice of fighting against a Gurkha or another big fucker, I would not be choosing the Gurkha, they are tough little fuckers, take it from me.

 

Former Chief of staff of the indian Army, Field Marshall Sam Manekshaw once famously said about Gurkhas:

 

“ If a man says he is not afraid of dying, he is either lying or is a Gurkha. ”

 

Good work by that brave man.

had the great pleasure of working with gurkhas myself, tough as boots, great soldiers but the nicest guys you could ever hope to work with.

they take great pride in serving in the british army, it is big kudos back in nepal. most potential recruits will walk for a couple of days just

to get to the recruitment centres. Only the best will get through the tests. glad they choose to be mercernaries for the uk and not against us.