'ملف رقم 19/109 V (C 32) العلاقات البحرينية مع القوى الأجنبية الأخرى' [ظ‎‎١‎٠‎٠] (٥٤٧/٢١٠)

Authorities in Mohtuaaierah htd been informed
on the telephone that all police watch should
be removed from mc # ancl that I ahould be
allowed to open my ahop#
5, On the 5rci ol ove.^ber, the T cis-al-
MazlalyBh seat for ae and ordered to leave
for Bahrein by the aail steaaer ttie eanie day.
In anss-er, I told hi a that the steeaer leavixig
there on the }rd was not ct llirig at Bahrein,
to which he replied;- "You aust leave by
"to -day* t jaail and go to Bushlre froa where
"you of n go to i chrein» The '.aia —al— Ki .1 liyeii
did not allow ae tJ aove froa there and forced
ae to sail the saac day. Then the Bteuraor
reached Bushire, 1 was ifrsld to lf>nd tuere,
fearing the tietit.icnt oi the eraian
Authorities at that end. 1 hen I reached Karachi
the iissport Officer there took ae to the
police Btation, and asked ae why I was
travelling without a passport. I replied
that I had been turned out froa Mohtiaaerah by
the Persian Authorities by force, who d ic not
allov ae to go hone to fetch ay passport. Later
on, he (the assport Officer) sent ac with a
eons table to the Courts, who recorded ay
stateaent, and fined ae R e.15/- and let ae go.
In the lUth Koveaber, I was cm lied by the
Authorities who put ac on bot >rd the #« s •" v ai'ele
and told ae: "Since a passport was issued to
"you at Basra, you shoul- go bf ck to that
"plrcc. n I arrived here yesterday, and was sent
under police custody oy tiic ssisi. nt assport
Officer, Basra, to the i ort Police '-tation,
Ashar,