مجموعة ٥/٣٠(١) "يوميّات الخليج الفارسي: المقيمية البريطانية في بوشهر (الفارسية) يناير ١٩٤١" [و‎‎٩‎٠] (٩٣٨/١٨٠)

TRIBAL AND POLITICAL
(a) Reference paragraph 5 (A) of Dairy No. 21. The inquiry
Commission headed by Colonel Akhavi returned from Liravi on
the 17th November 1944. They called on His Majesty’s Consul
and reported that their proceedings had been most successful,
that Mohammad Ali Khan had been installed in the village of
Hissar, and* that all the differences between Mohammad ,li and the
Hiat Dauds had been resolved. On H.M. Consul questior :.n'g the
Commission more closely, however, they admitted that ii fact
Mohammad Ali Khan had been allowed to live in one of^fr
outer courtyards of the Fort at Hissar. Pressed stili
further they admitted that the way into the fort lay through
this courtyard but said that this would not matter as the
Hiat Dauds would have the right to quarter 14 tufangchis in
the main building of the fort.
As the Commission seemed satisfied with the arrangement and
Fathullah Khan Hiat Daud himself seemed to accept it without
much protest, H.M. Consul informed the Commission that he
noted their view that the arrangement was considered satisfactory
but felt bound to point out that the allowing of Mohammad
Ali to live in the ifort (it is mere playing with words to day
that he is not in the fort) appeared to be a breach of the
agreement signed by Mohammad Ali Khan and in consideration of
which this Consulate had agreed to the -return of the latter.
The Commission has gone to Shiraz to report to the
Governor-General.
(b) Reference paragraph 5 (b) of Summary No. 15, Ali Ismail
who had received a letter of assurance from Sarhang Dadsitan,
until recently O.C. troops at Kazeroon, has now settled again
at his old house and village situated at the north of
Galahzani. He is said to have delivered 12 rifles to the
military and received 4 Government rifles. H.M. Connul
is inquiring what guarantees have been taken from him in return
for his reinstatement in his own area.
(c) To settle the quarrel at Faqih Hasanu previously reported,
Sargurd Pakravan the new O.C. troops visited the place and
arrested Niru, the alleged murderer of Falaknaz. Abbas Faqih
an employee of the Bushire Post and Telegraphs who paid to
acquire the post of Kadkhuda at Faqih Hananu has had to return
to Bushire. (Abbas Faqih is the son of the Faqih Mohammad
,who was in 1918 the anti-British Kadkhuda of Faqih Hasanu;.
' Abbas Faqih only obtained this post for the purpose of
receiving the sugar and tea ration for the area, duly
profiting, and returning to Bushire.
(d) Reference paragraph 5 (b) of^Summary 19. Husain Namju
has been ordered to leave for Shiraz to attend his trial.
Hisain is taking avoiding action as he hoped that Sargurd
Pakravan, O.C. troops, will settle his case in Bushire,
(e) The quarrel between Haji Ali, the Kadkhuda of Ziarat and
his predecessor has been settled. The latter has had to leave
Ziarat as he has lost favour with the Gendarmerie.