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Gurkhas march for right to stay in Britain

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LONDON: Former Gurkha soldiers led by actress Joanna Lumley staged a march here demanding the right to settle in Britain. Among them was Tul Bahadur Pun (in picture), who served with Ms. Lumley’s father during the World War II in Burma.

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