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Telegram, No. 529 C., dated Seistan, the 13th (despatched from Robat on 15th) December
1906.
From Lieutenant C. T. Daukes, His Britannic Majesty's Consul for Seistan
and Kain, Seistan,
To—The Foreign Secretary, Calcutta.
The subjoined telegram, No. 211, has been sent to Sir C. Spring-Rice
Begins. Dispute had arisen concerning two plots of culturable land situated on
vaguely defined boundary between Baluchistan and Sarhad at Piran and Kacba,
about 30 miles south of Kuh-Malik-Siah. Both these places are situated almost
exactly on the boundary line as shown in our maps. The Vice-Consul at
Kuh-Malik-Siah reports that a small party of Sarbazes, under an officer belonging
to the Kuh-Malik-Siah detachment, visited Piran with the object of expelling
the occupants who belong to our Robat Levies, and that the land has been handed
over to Persian subjects. On a reference being made to the Karguzar, he stated
that Piran and Kacha both lay on the Persian side of the boundary line. This,
however, has been telegraphically denied by the Political Officer at Chagai.
Pending decision of the question, the Karguzar has agreed to take no action.
I would suggest that the Vice-Consul at Kuh-Malik-Siah be sent, if possible, to
report on position in company with some responsible Persian official. The
matter might thus be settled without further difficulty. The Karguzar states
that he cannot depute official himself, but has agreed to recommend this step.
Ends.
Extract from the Chagai Diary for week ending the 24th November 1906.
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5 His Britannic Majesty’s Consul, Seistan, has telegraphed to the Political
Asent" to say that the Karguzar has lodged a protest in regard to the two
Balueh posts which were established at Kacha Koh and Piran Ziarat so iar
hack as 1905 It would appear from the Consul’s wire that the Karguzar’s
rnen have actually elected the Khassadars who were stationed at Piran on the
fround lhat they well in occupation of Persian territory. The Pol tical Agent
lescredited this, as he had received no intimation on the subject from Bobat,
hut in reply to telegraphic enquiries which he has made it transpires that the
Karguzar’s statement is correct, and that his men have actually done this. The
Political Agent has wired to ascertain the precise position which this post
occupied. ^ ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية *
Telegram, No. S. 198, dated the 25th December 1906.
From— The Foreign Secretary, Calcutta,
To-The Hoh’ble Mr. A. h. P. Tucker, C.I.E., Agent to the Governor-General m
Baluchistan.
k PTiflcrai Diarv for week ending 24tli November.
Please see paragraph 5 of Chaga 7 —Begins. No. 529 C., dated
'allowing telegram received from tos^ Se.stan - ^ t recommend
3th December. The subjoined telegiam
his step. Ends.
No 4,014 F., dated Fort William, the 39th December 1906 (Confidential).
Endorsed by Foreign Department.
A copy of the foregoing telegram* is
• Telegram fro» u—^SoUt.n^S forwarded to the Division of the Chief of
"‘SS'c.SK. istt December isos. the Staff, for information.