PZ 1084/34 'Supply of Secret & Confidential Publications to the Air Ministry Who's who of the N.W.F. Tribes' [‎65r] (144/229)

(Dir, Swat and Chitral Agency An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, headed by an agent. , Part I.
“ I„ ml’ u'H n l KB E-, Miangul Gukhahzada. Add at the end
1934, he delegated full powers of administration to the Wali-Ahad his
heir-apparent. Evidently his intention was to make his son’s position as
e as possible before his actual succession and to give him the greatest
fn wMchtrwT T h0 rT er he became dissatisfied with the manner
in which the \\ah-Ahad had used the powers conferred upon him and being
persuaded^ that these powers were being used against his Chief Minister
and bipah Salar (Commander-in-Chief) he decided to take over complete
control once again Rather drastic action was taken to assert his authority.
Efforts were made to reconcile the two in order to maintain unity in the
btate and were partially successful. ” J
No. 16, Abdur Razaq. Delete. Is dead.
A NO M 44 ’r raq il 8 Ad r : ^ August ’ 1934 > ^0 tried to carry out his
Amr-i-Maruf on the border of the Protected Area and B. T. and his lashkar
h^d a brush with the Dir and Swat Levies at Sillai Patti. Later on in October
1934, he announced a jehad against the Chitral Relief Column on its return
journey and raised a lashkar of Utman Khel with the intention of attacking
the ChRral Relief Column between Sado and Bandagai. He was beaten off
a J tl ? e “ ° f u lr f ?y Ce " 1 and a l r action - A S ain in February, March and
Ap nl 193o, he collected lashkars of Utman Khel and Bajaur tribes with the
help of Badshah Gul and Gul Sahib and attacked the Agra Salient in the
Protected Area but was driven out by Governmenf forces.”
No. 50, Fazl-i-Latif of Badragga. Add “ Is a Kursi Nashin
Iso. 89, Mohd. Yusaf. Add “ He joined the Faqir of Alingar in the Agra
hostilities of 1935
No. 104, Riza Khan. Add “ Transferred to Talash in April, 1935
No. 117, Shah Jahan Khan. Add “During 1934 he conducted the
Chitral Relief Column through Dir State safely. He discharged his obliga
tions very creditably by organising vigorous action and beating off the Faqir
of Alingar’s lashkar who attempted to cross the Panjkora river to attack the
Chitral Relief Column on its downward march between Sado and Bandagai.
In May, 1935, he helped in bringing the Shamozai jirga to negotiate with the
Political Agent A mid-ranking political representative (equivalent to a Consul) from the diplomatic corps of the Government of India or one of its subordinate provincial governments, in charge of a Political Agency. at Chakdarra in connection with the Agra settlement. ”
Part II. —Chitral.
No. 8, Abdur Razzaq, Pasha An Ottoman title used after the names of certain provincial governors, high-ranking officials and military commanders. . Delete. Is dead.
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