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date stamp one of the applications which Mr. Alim

Khan had handed in in April and forwarded the

amount of money shown on that application $100

to the Hoshiarpur Commissioner; that Muhamed Akbar,

conspiring with Khawas Khan, subsequently caused to

be typewritten the application form of September

10, 1913, and that the latter has made up entirely

the story of the unknown Indian coming to the

Kowloon office with that application in that month;

that Muhamed Akbar having obtained his, Mr. Alim

Khan's post in the Supreme Court Registry, destroy-

-ed or made away with the two spurious receipts

which were in the dossier of the papers; that

Muhamed Akbar then proceeded on the receipt of the

letter from the Comissioner & Hosiarpur acknow-

-ledging the first remittance of Rs. 145.5 to draw

attention at once to the fact that the rupee

equivalent of the $213.93 was not correct for the purpose of completing his sinister plot.

(d). Although your Committee is prepared to believe that Kha-

-was Khan is no friend of Alim Khan's and that Muhamed

Akbar was anxious to obtain Alim Khan's post, your

Committee does not think that it was reasonably possible

for Muhamed Akbar to have carried out with any prospect

of success the elaborate intrigue suggested by Kr. Alim

Khan. In the first place it was quite unknown in April,

1913, to Muhamed Akbar, Alim Khan or anyone else, that

the latter was to be moved from the post which he held

in the Registry of the Supreme Court, or that the former

would be transferred from the Post Office to Mr. Alim

Khan's position; these arrangements not having been

settled in any way until towards the end of the first half of the year. In the second place it seems

impossible for Muhamed Akbar to have known or imagined

that Alim Khan was coming to the Post Office for the

purpose