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(while) a Goyernor of Baluchistan would at once establish himself at
Bampur. Columns from Kerman and Sarhad would then be ordered to march
on Bampur to support Goyernor on a co-ordinated plan under (1). Persian
Commanders at Duzdap and Kerman have been instructed pending result of
Bampur negotiations to keep each other and Minister of War fully informed.
Poregoing refer to paragraph 1 of your telegram No. 241.*
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MEMORANDUM.
The papers specified below were transmitted to the Secretary, Political
Department, India Office, London, for the information of His Majesty’s
Secretary of State for India, under cover of the Foreign Secretary’s letter
No. 11-M., dated the 7th February 1924.
Persia.
Sarhad Affairs.
Memorandum from the Hordble the Agent to the Governor-General and Chief Commis
sioner in Baluchistan, No. d51-S , dated the 29th January 1924. (Serial No, 267.)
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Telegram P., No. 312-S., dated the 7th February 1924.
From—The Foreign Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and Poli
tical Department, Delhi,
To—The Hon'’hie the Agent to the Governor-General and Chief Commissioner in
Baluchistan.
Following f from Tehran, dated the 6th:— Begins. Necessity for close
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Memorandum No. 433-S, dated Sibi, the 6th February 1924.
From—The HonTle the Agent to the Governor General and Chief Commissioner in
Baluchistan,
To—The Foreign Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and
Political Department, Delhi.
Bar had Affairs.
A copy of a report received from Major Dennys is forwarded herewith
for the information of the Government of India.
2. Colonel Keyes and I are of the opinion that the Persian plans are
not progressing so favourably as they at first promised. The independent
action which has been carried on from the Kerman side would appear to have
given Dost Muhammad Khan an assurance of disunity and an opportunity
for intrigue of which he would be the first to take advantage. As a conse
quence that party of Damanis which has reason to fear the wrath of the
Persian Government is showing signs of stiffening resistance. The Salar