Kabul Khel
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Kabul Khel, had been in a state of rebellion against the British since 1896.
Establishment
- January 1897: Kabul Khel, who had then been in a state of rebellion since 1896.
Chronology
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1. Kabul Khel expedition
Was a British military campaign against the Kabul Khel, a Waziri tribe in Pakistan that had rebelled.
- January 1897: Kabul Khel, who had then been in a state of rebellion since 1896.
- November 1902: In 1902, the British launched an expedition against the Kabul Khel (a Waziri tribe in Pakistan), who had then been in a state of rebellion since 1896. Troops under the command of Major-General Egerton began their invasion of Kabul Khel tribal territory from Thal, Idak and Barganatu. British forces advanced with ease, capturing Gumatti.
- November 1902: With the Kabul Khel having been pacified, British forces withdrew on the 25th, ending the expedition.
Disestablishment
- November 1902: In 1902, the British launched an expedition against the Kabul Khel (a Waziri tribe in Pakistan), who had then been in a state of rebellion since 1896. Troops under the command of Major-General Egerton began their invasion of Kabul Khel tribal territory from Thal, Idak and Barganatu. British forces advanced with ease, capturing Gumatti.
- November 1902: With the Kabul Khel having been pacified, British forces withdrew on the 25th, ending the expedition.