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This paper examines the policing and adminstrative strategies of the colonia government of Sind in response to the Hur insurgencies of the 1890s and the 1940s. An effort has been make to assess the concept of British justice, as meted out to Pir Sibghatullah Shah, the Pir Pagaro, in the context of a situation when the government was under pressure, both internal and external forces during the Second World War.
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