As an elderly Singaporean and during my younger days I observed these Gurkhas SPF officers were most reliable in their line of duty. I have come to learn that those who had returned to Nepal had found it very difficult to adjust to the dreary backward life there especially the children who had a comfortable and happy life in SG. Now that SG is considered wealthy could our leaders grant these children (who are adults now) to return to SG and be granted residency and be allowed to contribute their share by working in the civilian sector of our society.
Gurkha in UK, Brunei , SG , India, then Hong Kong before 1997 handover. After 1997 some nepalese Gurkha follow UK. some stay in Hong Kong but No longer in Gurkha forces some open restaurant some setup security company . In Hong Kong
Fastest one to do the 5km hill run usually finishes arouund 36-37 minutes.. ,, Love singapore and singaporean people. Have met so many singaporean people you guys are so friendly, nice and humble... Slight correction in your country list to have these regiment, you forgot to include Nepal :D :D
They would lose their purpose otherwise. They are there purely as neutral force if riot starts. If they are allowed to settle then they would create another community and lose their neutrality. I guess the reason for not allowing them to settle is valid.
Spursgurk90 Jones Convenient eyh? Countries should stop exploiting Nepal for Gurkha soldiers. Which other countries are selling out their citizens? Even the government has tried to stop but failed. They are sent to die in Afghanistan/Iraq and to other countries to protect you. Maybe singaporeans should rely on their own army rather than hiring mercenaries
keith lee Lol, so your soldiers are for “counter terrorism” only? While you use Gurkhas for frontline meat shields? Bravo +1 for Singapore cowardice. And yes I am complaining on UK, India, Brunei etc. These lads are shipped worldwide in service of a foreign power. What other countries have chosen to do this? It’s a shameful thing. Gurkha regiment is still a product of colonialism wrapped up by nice packaging of “fierce and loyal” soldiers
keith lee haha you talk as if pension is enough no it is not I know that well and you speak about what job we will take ? Like dude think about the children can’t we get jobs? Are you so narrow minded oh and once we return to nepal all we get is pension no other financial support. I know better than u because I am a son of a Gurkha who served in Singapore
Not 16 or 17 the Nepalese gurkha can join the nepal or indian or British army or Singapore police only after they turn 18 first research about them properly and we gurkhas are not your very own because we can only be yours if we were citizens of Singapore but we are not
What the fuck you talking about? It’s only recently the rule was changed to 18. 16, 17 were allowed to join before and even after the rule change I know many who lied about being 18 and joined at 16. And also no one forced us to join. You can make a pretty good living from a good Singapore police career. Off course they are Singapore’s own Gurkha police. They pay their wages, not the Nepali government.
@@Rebelass74 hey what the fuck are you talking huh? I don't care if some people lied and went at early age I am talking about official rule bitch and dude you have gone as a mercenaries to the Singapore police you're parents haven't sold you to them you are reserved not owned for eg if you don't to a work but they can't say you are theirs you are hired not sold its different dude and don't get too obsessed about being paid much better than the nepal arms that you forget your own country 😒
They were there😄 but gurkha r so secretive that they r not shown in the news or will ever shown in the news..do u get a news about gurkha in Singapore??no right the way they carry out their work here in Singapore is much more different then others country...
Nice. Love from Land of Gurkhas "Nepal"
As an elderly Singaporean and during my younger days I observed these Gurkhas SPF officers were most reliable in their line of duty.
I have come to learn that those who had returned to Nepal had found it very difficult to adjust to the dreary backward life there especially the
children who had a comfortable and happy life in SG. Now that SG is considered wealthy could our leaders grant these children (who are
adults now) to return to SG and be granted residency and be allowed to contribute their share by working in the civilian sector of our society.
Speciality of Gurkhas, the are gentle & friendly natured, at the same time they are the fiercest fighter and very honest & loyal by nature
I would say they are politically neutral. That is plus point
Gurkha in UK, Brunei , SG , India, then Hong Kong before 1997 handover. After 1997 some nepalese Gurkha follow UK. some stay in Hong Kong but No longer in Gurkha forces some open restaurant some setup security company . In Hong Kong
Fastest one to do the 5km hill run usually finishes arouund 36-37 minutes.. ,, Love singapore and singaporean people. Have met so many singaporean people you guys are so friendly, nice and humble... Slight correction in your country list to have these regiment, you forgot to include Nepal :D :D
SG don’t even let them stay in SG after they retire... while British let’s them stay
Chandu Chandu I know right
They would lose their purpose otherwise. They are there purely as neutral force if riot starts. If they are allowed to settle then they would create another community and lose their neutrality. I guess the reason for not allowing them to settle is valid.
Chandu Chandu but they get hefty pensions and financial support
Spursgurk90 Jones
Convenient eyh? Countries should stop exploiting Nepal for Gurkha soldiers.
Which other countries are selling out their citizens? Even the government has tried to stop but failed.
They are sent to die in Afghanistan/Iraq and to other countries to protect you. Maybe singaporeans should rely on their own army rather than hiring mercenaries
keith lee
Lol, so your soldiers are for “counter terrorism” only? While you use Gurkhas for frontline meat shields? Bravo +1 for Singapore cowardice.
And yes I am complaining on UK, India, Brunei etc. These lads are shipped worldwide in service of a foreign power.
What other countries have chosen to do this? It’s a shameful thing. Gurkha regiment is still a product of colonialism wrapped up by nice packaging of “fierce and loyal” soldiers
Plz highlight the issue we Gurkha children face as a third culture kid, no widow pension rollover and no pr to sg born Gurkha children
and then you realise we abandon them when they go back to nepal and get a culture shock
Dhiraj Grg you are being racist rn
Dhiraj Grg - O the irony you racist git! Did you not understand his comment? He was speaking in support of the Gurkhas.
But they get hefty pension and financial support and also if they were to stay in Singapore what job they going to get
keith lee haha you talk as if pension is enough no it is not I know that well and you speak about what job we will take ? Like dude think about the children can’t we get jobs? Are you so narrow minded oh and once we return to nepal all we get is pension no other financial support. I know better than u because I am a son of a Gurkha who served in Singapore
Here no doud, Gurkha one of the most brave fearest soldier in the world💪💪
I am proud to be a gurkha
👍👍🇳🇵🇳🇵 jay gurkhas
Include Laxman gurung story and Bishnu shreshtha story as well
Did you mean lachhiman gurung
@@hatakekakashi241 yes grammar sensei
@@subzero4787 😂😂
good Job ❤❤❤
Sounds like Rainer from TSL
Sultan of Brunei also have Gurkha Regiment
2:42 what about japa-
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Gorkha ❤️❤️🇳🇵🇳🇵🎖️🎖️
Not 16 or 17 the Nepalese gurkha can join the nepal or indian or British army or Singapore police only after they turn 18 first research about them properly and we gurkhas are not your very own because we can only be yours if we were citizens of Singapore but we are not
What the fuck you talking about? It’s only recently the rule was changed to 18. 16, 17 were allowed to join before and even after the rule change I know many who lied about being 18 and joined at 16.
And also no one forced us to join. You can make a pretty good living from a good Singapore police career. Off course they are Singapore’s own Gurkha police. They pay their wages, not the Nepali government.
@@Rebelass74 hey what the fuck are you talking huh? I don't care if some people lied and went at early age I am talking about official rule bitch and dude you have gone as a mercenaries to the Singapore police you're parents haven't sold you to them you are reserved not owned for eg if you don't to a work but they can't say you are theirs you are hired not sold its different dude and don't get too obsessed about being paid much better than the nepal arms that you forget your own country 😒
Wow gurkhas
How come Gurkhas still joining Singapore's army ?
Are they?
Do or Die
Gorkhas best moto
Only.one person mada gurgha look.blady pool..that is mas selamat.
Jay gurkha
Where were the Gurkhas during the Indian foreign workers riot in Serangoon?
Did we deploy them?
They were there😄 but gurkha r so secretive that they r not shown in the news or will ever shown in the news..do u get a news about gurkha in Singapore??no right the way they carry out their work here in Singapore is much more different then others country...
Gurkhas were there to neutralize. Just wasn't on the spot-light. How Gurkha rolls.
wait arent gurkhas nepalese?
Is this sponsored by that company Apple? Shouldn't you state that?
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Affer doing so much for singapore....and u put a rule that no gurkha can marry a singaporean women?? In the name of policy that is racism....
My Dad is agurkha
Army
my in singpore
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