مجموعة ‎٢٨/٩١ "بلاد فارس. حدود إيران-بلوشستان؛ انتهاك الحدود من قبل القوات البريطانية والإيرانيين" [و‎‎١‎٥‎٣] (٥٥١/٣٠٥)

Grawag, undoubtedly intended in the immediate future to
occupy Grorich Kalag, which is in a strategical position
commanding the junction of the three passes leading to
the North, South and East. This spot is marked on the map
as HUR AB (map reference: 31M-B4-29) though no such ^
place appears on the ground. A considerable amount of
pack traffic passes along these passes, and a strong post
at G-orich Kalag would be in a position to exercise control
over these caravan routes and at the same time, from
its commanding position on the ground rising to the lest,
dominate the watershed slping away on the British side to
the North-East, East and South-East, incidentally compromising
our own position at Grawag. Apart from its strategical
value Gterich Kalag has no claim to any significance. The
actual spot of that name consists of only one family,
a few occasional graziers and seme two dozen date palms
foUy
onl^/or five of which are in a condition to bear fruit.
Whether or not the Iranians follow up their reported
intention of establishing this new post, the physical
occupation in force of this part of the country will
undoubtedly have a salutary effect in dispelling any doubts
that may remain in the minds of the Iranians or the local
inhabitants as to in which jurisdiction this area lies.
When the Gr&wag garrison is again at full strength and if
tlie situation then permits the special precautions now
in force might be modified in accordance with circumstances.
ConXidential.
5 0 °y 2- f memorandum No. 66-C., A dated, the 12th December
i93o, from the Assistant ^oliti cal .Agent m Lekr^n, Panjgur,
to tne Political Agent, x^alat and Ghagai, Cai p Sibi.
Subject:- GQhlQiLKALAG .
Please refer to my memorandum Confidential No. 63-C.,
dated 6th instant.
Deshambe, the messenger sent to Dizzax by the Rais
Kuhak, returned on the 7th instant with orders fur the
Kohdas of Kuhak, Kunerbast and Ispandag to proceed to Dizzak
to record their opinion as to on which side of the frontier
Gorich Kalag lies. Each Kohda is to bring with him f«nra
four of the oldest inhabitants of his locality to assist