TURBULENT TRIBESMEN
% AGITATORS ACTIVE. ' , \ ’ /h FORCE. TO BE 'DESPATCHED. united Press Assn. —Elec. Tel. Copyright. ' DELHI, July 29. Officersj attached to the North-west ’ Frontier units stationed at Peshawar have been recalled from leave owing to the authorities’ preparations for the despatch of a force to Bajaur. The Khan of Kar is supposed to be •’ sheltering three agitators .suspeoted of stirring up trouble among the tribes in that region. The Khan declares that the suspects are in British ritory.
LATER. DESPATCH OF TROOPS. COLUMN OF 4000 MEN. : (Official Wireless.) (Received July 31, 11.10 a.m.)’ RUGBY, July 30. Owing to the disturbed situation-of A. the north-west frontier of India, a oolumn of 4000 tro'ops Is expected to leave Peshawar to-morrow and proceed along the Gandao Valley to support the chief of the loyal Hahinzals tribes against a possible further Incursion into their territory by the turbulent usper Mohmands. A cavalry regiment and a seotion of, armoured cars will stand by Peshawar road., A The Government is meanwhile awaiting the surrender of agitators who aTe attempting to disturb order and peace and are sheltered by the Bajur, tribe, further to the north. Further measures may be necessary to enforce' dompliance with the Government’s demand for the surrender o| these agitators. : :
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Waikato Times, Volume 114, Issue 19011, 31 July 1933, Page 7
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