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AFGHANISTAN (Jo karo wo baro gay)
1893 ke Kali Din ka Bat hay ..........jan ma KHYBER PUKHTUNKHWA JO
APP LOG GALI DA KAR NWFP PUKARTAY Hu.......INSAF tu hona chaye
ka jasay Punjab nam raka koi tu hoga jes ka nam pa ya nam raka......Eslay
Ma APNAY SUBAY KA NAM PUKHTUNKHWA Bheg ma mangta hu.......
To Bat PUKHTUNKHWA ke horahey ti ma AFGHANISTAN ka Hesta ta
1893 ka kala din app khu paray ......Jo AFGHANISTAN na MUJAY YANI APNAY BHII KO DUSHMAN KA Hat ma Baja..........HALA YOU MUST READ IT and hear it
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Agreement between Amir Abdur Rahman Khan, G. C. S. I., and Sir Henry Mortimer Durand, K. C. I. E., C. S. I.
Whereas certain questions have arisen regarding the frontier of Afghanistan on the side of India, and whereas both His Highness the Amir and the Government of India are desirous of settling these questions by friendly understanding, and of fixing the limit of their respective spheres of influence, so that for the future there may be no difference of opinion on the subject between the allied Governments, it is hereby agreed as follows:
2. The Government of India will at no time exercise interference in the territories lying beyond this line on the side of Afghanistan, and His Highness the Amir will at no time exercise interference in the territories lying beyond this line on the side of India.
3. The British Government thus agrees to His Highness the Amir retaining Asmar and the valley above it, as far as Chanak. His Highness agrees, on the other hand, that he will at no time exercise interference in Swat, Bajaur, or Chitral, including the Arnawai or Bashgal valley. The British Government also agrees to leave to His Highness the Birmal tract as shown in the detailed map already given to his Highness, who relinquishes his claim to the rest of the Waziri country and Dawar. His Highness also relinquishes his claim to Chageh.
4. The frontier line will hereafter be laid down in detail and demarcated, wherever this may be practicable and desirable, by joint British and Afghan commissioners, whose object will be to arrive by mutual understanding at a boundary which shall adhere with the greatest possible exactness to the line shown in the map attached to this agreement, having due regard to the existing local rights of villages adjoining the frontier.
5. With reference to the question of Chaman, the Amir withdraws his objection to the new British cantonment and concedes to the British Governmeni the rights purchased by him in the Sirkai Tilerai water. At this part of the frontier the line will be drawn as follows:
From the crest of the Khwaja Amran range near the Psha Kotal, which remains in British territory, the line will run in such a direction as to leave Murgha Chaman and the Sharobo spring to Afghanistan, and to pass half-way between the New Chaman Fort and the Afghan outpost known locally as Lashkar Dand. The line will then pass half-way between the railway station and the hill known as the Mian Baldak, and, turning south-wards, will rejoin the Khwaja Amran range, leaving the Gwasha Post in British territory, and the road to Shorawak to the west and south of Gwasha in Afghanistan. The British Government will not exercise any interference within half a mile of the road.
6. The above articles of' agreement are regarded by the Government of India and His Highness the Amir of Afghanistan as a full and satisfactory settlement of all the principal differences of opinion which have arisen between them in regard to the frontier; and both the Government of India and His Highness the Amir undertake that any differences of detail, such as those which will have to be considered hereafter by the officers appointed to demarcate the boundary line, shall be settled in a friendly spirit, so as to remove for the future as far as possible all causes of doubt and misunderstanding between the two Governments.
H. M. Durand,
Amir Abdur Rahman Khan.
Kabul, November 12, 1893
Aor kuch kya huwa................Aglay Post ma Leku ga
ya serf app ka Ankhay kol kar app sa INSAF ke UMed rak kar YA POCHSAKTAY HA app log ka HALA na mara POST KU EDIT KEYa................
Bhii ak Bhii aor us ka FAMLY Ko Dushsman ka HAT BAIJ kar app kya kahstakay kya nam dagay.......
Ya Topic suchaye aor Dalel par Mabnu hoga...........
AFGHANISTAN (Jo karo wo baro gay)
1893 ke Kali Din ka Bat hay ..........jan ma KHYBER PUKHTUNKHWA JO
APP LOG GALI DA KAR NWFP PUKARTAY Hu.......INSAF tu hona chaye
ka jasay Punjab nam raka koi tu hoga jes ka nam pa ya nam raka......Eslay
Ma APNAY SUBAY KA NAM PUKHTUNKHWA Bheg ma mangta hu.......
To Bat PUKHTUNKHWA ke horahey ti ma AFGHANISTAN ka Hesta ta
1893 ka kala din app khu paray ......Jo AFGHANISTAN na MUJAY YANI APNAY BHII KO DUSHMAN KA Hat ma Baja..........HALA YOU MUST READ IT and hear it
http://www.voanews.com/urdu/radio/aapkidunyaa/roundtable.cfm
Agreement between Amir Abdur Rahman Khan, G. C. S. I., and Sir Henry Mortimer Durand, K. C. I. E., C. S. I.
Whereas certain questions have arisen regarding the frontier of Afghanistan on the side of India, and whereas both His Highness the Amir and the Government of India are desirous of settling these questions by friendly understanding, and of fixing the limit of their respective spheres of influence, so that for the future there may be no difference of opinion on the subject between the allied Governments, it is hereby agreed as follows:
2. The Government of India will at no time exercise interference in the territories lying beyond this line on the side of Afghanistan, and His Highness the Amir will at no time exercise interference in the territories lying beyond this line on the side of India.
3. The British Government thus agrees to His Highness the Amir retaining Asmar and the valley above it, as far as Chanak. His Highness agrees, on the other hand, that he will at no time exercise interference in Swat, Bajaur, or Chitral, including the Arnawai or Bashgal valley. The British Government also agrees to leave to His Highness the Birmal tract as shown in the detailed map already given to his Highness, who relinquishes his claim to the rest of the Waziri country and Dawar. His Highness also relinquishes his claim to Chageh.
4. The frontier line will hereafter be laid down in detail and demarcated, wherever this may be practicable and desirable, by joint British and Afghan commissioners, whose object will be to arrive by mutual understanding at a boundary which shall adhere with the greatest possible exactness to the line shown in the map attached to this agreement, having due regard to the existing local rights of villages adjoining the frontier.
5. With reference to the question of Chaman, the Amir withdraws his objection to the new British cantonment and concedes to the British Governmeni the rights purchased by him in the Sirkai Tilerai water. At this part of the frontier the line will be drawn as follows:
From the crest of the Khwaja Amran range near the Psha Kotal, which remains in British territory, the line will run in such a direction as to leave Murgha Chaman and the Sharobo spring to Afghanistan, and to pass half-way between the New Chaman Fort and the Afghan outpost known locally as Lashkar Dand. The line will then pass half-way between the railway station and the hill known as the Mian Baldak, and, turning south-wards, will rejoin the Khwaja Amran range, leaving the Gwasha Post in British territory, and the road to Shorawak to the west and south of Gwasha in Afghanistan. The British Government will not exercise any interference within half a mile of the road.
6. The above articles of' agreement are regarded by the Government of India and His Highness the Amir of Afghanistan as a full and satisfactory settlement of all the principal differences of opinion which have arisen between them in regard to the frontier; and both the Government of India and His Highness the Amir undertake that any differences of detail, such as those which will have to be considered hereafter by the officers appointed to demarcate the boundary line, shall be settled in a friendly spirit, so as to remove for the future as far as possible all causes of doubt and misunderstanding between the two Governments.
H. M. Durand,
Amir Abdur Rahman Khan.
Kabul, November 12, 1893
Aor kuch kya huwa................Aglay Post ma Leku ga
ya serf app ka Ankhay kol kar app sa INSAF ke UMed rak kar YA POCHSAKTAY HA app log ka HALA na mara POST KU EDIT KEYa................
Bhii ak Bhii aor us ka FAMLY Ko Dushsman ka HAT BAIJ kar app kya kahstakay kya nam dagay.......
