London, Oct 2 : Tory leader David Cameron has urged the Gordon Brown Government not to try and overturn a landmark court ruling giving Gurkhas the right to stay in Britain.
In his keynote conference speech, Cameron paid tribute to the bravery of the Gurkhas and pressed ministers not to turn their back on them.
“I know there are difficult questions about pensions and housing but let’s find a way to make it work,” the Daily Star quoted Cameron, as saying after Tuesday’s High Court judgment.
“Don''t appeal this ruling. Let’s give those brave Gurkha soldiers who fought for us the right to come and live with us,” he added.
colleagues to refrain from making irresponsible statements. He said that the party and the government are entitled to full fill the aspirations of the people of the state on the basis of which it has come to the power. He said that all ministers and party colleagues must represent the vision and guidelines of party before their personal interests.
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