مجموعة ١٠/١٧(٣) "شؤون داخلية: الوضع السياسي؛ العلاقات مع الحكومة البريطانية" [و‎‎٦] (٥١٣/١١)

Consulate-General for payment to the heirs of the late
Klian Sahib. I think, however, that this course might not meet
the wishes of the heirs who would realize.
(a) That Najmuddin Khan and Khair Nisa Khan are unlikely
to deal honestly by them and even if they sent any money
would send only a nominal amount (supervision tx is not
possible)•
(b) That any hopes they might have of recovering their
property or some portion thereof in the future would
disappear.
5. I think, therefore, that the family had better be
paid compensation from the Tungan gold. Jamaluddin now
claims that the value of their property in Tosala Menghe
Chankash Saksan Kanti was Rs. 50,000/- plus Rs. 1,100/-. But
in previous applications which are on my file he claimed as the
value Ks. 25,000/- and Rs. 1,100/-. He is obviously prone to
exaggerate. I suggest that they be paid half of the original
claim viz., Rs. 12,500/- plus Ps. 550/- for the losses in
Tosala Menghe Chankash Saksan Kanti. In addition I suggest
d. 10,000/- for other losses sustained in Knot an city, on the
journey etc., making a total of Rs. 23,050*which would be in
addition to grants already made.
CONFIDENTIAL.
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Cbpy of letter No:F.6(2)-X/39, dated the 10th August 1940
from the Additional Deputy Secretary to the Government of India
in the External Affairs Department to the Resident in Kashmir*
Affairs of the family of the late
Khan Sahib Badruddin Khan.
In continuation of the endorsement from the Government
of India in the External Affairs Department No:F. 6(2)-c>9
dated the 25th April 1940, on the subject referred to above,
I am directed to forward a copy of a letter from His Majesty's
Consul General, Kashgar, No:830 dated the 4th July, 1940, and
to enquire whether you agree with the recommendation contained
therein that, if funds can be made available from the Tungan
gold, the family of the late Khan Sahib Badruadin Khan should
be paid a total sum of Rs. 23,050 in addition to the grants
already made.
Copy of letter No:D.1633-C/40, dated the 23rd August 1940
from the Resident in Kashmir to the Secretary to the Governmen
of India in the External Affairs Department, Simla.
Affairs of the family of the late
Khan Sahib Badruddin Khan.
With reference to your letter No:F.6(2)-X/39, dated the
10th August 1940, on the above subject, I have the^honour to^
say that I agree with the recommendation made in His Britannic
Majesty's Consul General. Kashgar, letter No:830, dated the
4th July 1940, copy received with your letter under reply, that
a total sum of Rs. 23,060/- should be paid to the family of the
late Khan Sahib Badruddin Khan in addition to the grants
already made, if funds can be made available from the Tungan
gold.