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In re Attar Singh,
...tron of the case, you will find reason to modify its severity and restore his pension. With these few remarks, I would leave the case to your consideration.
Thanking you for the kind consideration you have shown to my representation of this matter when I wrote to you ✓ remains some veryting M.M. Dhownappe
The Right Hon'ble Joseph Chamberlain, Mr. P. Secretary of State for the Colonies
Attar Singh,
RECO 7038
late Served in the Police force in Hong Kong, dismissed in Decr: 1890 on charge of being implicated in some money-lending transactions as being against the regulations of the force.
Attar Singh had served 18 years in the force when he was suddenly dismissed without reference to an anonymous publication attacking him.
The charge against him Attar Singh believes to be that he had apparently years previously given one Dalocha 50 dollars as a loan.
Attar Singh denies this and says the loan was given by one Ganda Singh, servant of the opium contractor.
On 3d: Decr: 1893 Jalocha was suddenly confronted with Attar Singh when the former before Captain May, the Commanding Officer of Attar Singh made a statement involving this charge against the latter.
Attar Singh has no copy of the charge and no copy of this evidence but alleges the evidence was given by Dalocha with manifest prevarication.
Attar Singh was suspended from office.
The same evening Ganda Singh admitted having given the loan to Dalocha adding that the loan had been repaid to him six months previously before witnesses.
On the 10th: Decr: Attar Singh was told that he had been dismissed by the Governor of Hong Kong.
Attar Singh took immediate action to defend himself and submitted petitions, dated respectively 12th: March and 24th: April 1897, to the Governor.
It is not known whether these two petitions were forwarded to H.M.'s Secretary of State for the Colonies.
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Attar Singh denies this and says the loan was given
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On 3d: Decr: 1893 Jalocha was suddenly confronted with Attar Singh when the former before Captain May, the Command-. ing Officer of Attar Singh made a statement involving this charge against the latter
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Attar Singh has no copy of the charge and no copy of this evidence but alleges the evidence was given by DaRocha with manifest prevarication
Attar Singh was suspended from office
The same evening Canda Singh admitted having given the loan to Dakocha adding that the loan had been repaid to him six months previously before witnesses
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On the 10th: Decr: Attar Singh was told that he had be n dismissed by the Covernor of Hong Kong
Attar Singh took inmediate action to defend himself and submitted petitions,dated respectively 12th: March and 24th: April 1897, to the Governor
It is not known whether these two petitions were f ed to H.M. 's Secretary of State for the Colonies Section
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