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Telegram P., No. 4160, dated (and received) the 17th December 1923.
Prom—The Hon’ble the Agent to the Governor General and Chief Commissioner in
Baluchistan, Quetta,
To—The Foreign Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and Political
Department, Camp.
Governor of Duzdap is said to have informed Baz Gul Khan, Deputy
Superintendent of Police, Duzdap, that on 16th Persian troops left Birjand for
Duzdap and that four days after their arrival there Salar Amjad will start by
motor for Duzdap. Number of troops who have started is stated locally as 700
while a further detachment is said to be going to leave later.
Above is in continuation of my telegram* * of the 13th December,
Na 1-W,
168
Telegram P., No. 24*C., dated the 17th December 1923.
From—-His Excellency the Viceroy (Foreign and Political Department), Camp,
To—His Majesty's Secretary of State for India, London. ]
(Repeated Tehran.)
Governor of Duzdap * * * *
* * No. 1-W.
Above is from Baluchistan, No. 4160, December 17th (Serial No. 167). •
169
Telegram R., No. 4-F., dated the 18th (received 19th) December 1923.
From—His Majesty's Consul, Kerman,
To—The Foreign Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and Political
Department, Delhi.
(Sent to Tehran 40 ; Seistan 153.)
Baluchis from Bampur and Sarhad several! hundred in number under Shah-
sowar Khan and Khan Mohammad are raiding Bam Jiruft Narmashir District.
They have met and defeated some Persian cavalry and troops from Bam taking
12 horses some mules, uniforms, and some prisoners. Troops being outnumbered
fled. Baluchis came ineidently raiding Zarghams villages and have taken prison
ers to Bampur one Zarghams Zorabzai Khans. They have however been raiding
generally and have taken much loot and they came within few miles of Bam
and sent a message to Officer Commanding Bam saying that they had heard he
desired to come to Baluchistan and so had come to meet him and fight him if
he so desired.
The usual tales of British instigations are current amongst people but are
not taken seriously in Kerman.
Will India please repeat to Baluchistan.
170
Telegram R., No. 1773-S., dated the 19th December 1923.
From—His Excellency the Viceroy (Foreign and Political Department), Delhi,
To—His Majesty’s Secretary of State for India, London.
Following from Consul, Kerman, dated 18th (Serial No. 169). Begins.
Baluchis ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية * Kerman. Ends.
* P age 102 of no-fces.
t Corrected by Kerman No. nil dated the 19th December 1923.