مجموعة ‎٢٨/٩١ "بلاد فارس. حدود إيران-بلوشستان؛ انتهاك الحدود من قبل القوات البريطانية والإيرانيين" [و‎‎١‎٨‎٢] (٥٥١/٣٦٣)

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Code and cipher tel.egram to Mr. liiatchbull Huge 3 sen (Tehran).
Foreign Office. 1st January 1956. 6.50 p.m.
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Your tele gran No. 596 Jof Dcce..iber 20th - Perso-Baluchi
front ier cue s t ion).
Persian idnister on Deceraber 50th repeated requests of
Itinister for foreign Affairs reported in your tele gran Ho . 59j
(oi Deaenber 27tb) and on grounds of inconvenience and danger
of iai sunder standing \/as urged to arrange that matter sliould
hencefoiT^ard be dealt with exclusively through you.
As regards Persian reouests he uas r 'iven substance of
your tele gratis 585 (of December 25rd), 591 (of December 24-th)
594 (of December 27th), 596 (of December 28th) and of my tele
gram No. 257 (of December 23th), which he confirmed correctly
recorded what had passed. He was told that there had seldom
been a frontier question with less element of doubt, and the
fact that G-orich Kalag was clearly marked on the signed
Persian copy of the Commission’s map as being well on Indian
side of frontier disposed of any vestige of justification for
Persian accusation, which had never been supported by any
evidence whatever. In these circumstances, while Persian
representatives could go to frontier line from Persian side
between pillars 5 and 4, and see for themselves position of
G-orich Kalag in Indian territory, it seemed unnecessary to
try to arrange for them to cross into Indian territory,
minister appeared to accept this statement, and was told that
suggestion would not be pursued unless pressed by Persian
Government.