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- Malakand_Levies abstract "In 1920, when the Swat Levies were reorganized, Sadullah Khan, known as Khan Sahib was promoted as Subedar Major and he thus became the first Subedar Major of Swat Levies. In 1950 regular police was introduced in Swat by conversion of the Levies personnel into it. In Chitral, the border police force was reorganized and separated from Swat Levies while in Dir district and Malakand Agency Levies personnel were given separate designations as Dir Levies and Malakand Levies. Those personnel of Swat Levies who were serving in Malakand Agency, formed the nucleus for the Malakand Levies. In Dir district, the police force was introduced in addition to the Levies but in Malakand, no additional police force was recruited. Thus "Malakand Levies" continued to perform the dual tasks of the Levies as well as the police in the Agency. The Malakand Levies since inception till 1977, worked on ad hoc and temporary bases and therefore were not entitled to pension, except gratuity of a negligible amount. The following Subedar Majors remained in charge of the Malakand Levies: The Malakand Levies comes under the administrative control of SAFRON Division, Government of Pakistan. The Commandant of Malakand Levies is the commanding officer of 1325 strong force while the Subedar Major is the second high-ranking officer after the commandant. 10 Subedars, 23 Naib Subedars, 37 Havaldars, 39 Naiks, 60 Lance Naiks, 1040 sepoys and constables constitute the force. When the strength of Levies was sanctioned in the first instance, the pay of a sepoy was Rs. 9 per month. It was increased to Rs. 121 per month later. After World War II, Rs. 11 per month were also sanctioned as clothing allowance.".
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageID "12295678".
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageLength "1933".
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageOutDegree "11".
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageRevisionID "653179835".
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Category:Military_units_and_formations_of_British_India.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Category:Paramilitary_forces_of_Pakistan.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Chitral.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Dir_District.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Dir_region.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Malakand_Agency.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Pakistan.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Sepoy.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Subedar.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Subedar-major.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Subedar_Major.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Swat,_Pakistan.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Swat_District.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLink Swat_Levies.
- Malakand_Levies wikiPageWikiLinkText "Malakand Levies".
- Malakand_Levies hasPhotoCollection Malakand_Levies.
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- Malakand_Levies wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Unreferenced.
- Malakand_Levies subject Category:Military_units_and_formations_of_British_India.
- Malakand_Levies subject Category:Paramilitary_forces_of_Pakistan.
- Malakand_Levies type Article.
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- Malakand_Levies type Unit.
- Malakand_Levies comment "In 1920, when the Swat Levies were reorganized, Sadullah Khan, known as Khan Sahib was promoted as Subedar Major and he thus became the first Subedar Major of Swat Levies. In 1950 regular police was introduced in Swat by conversion of the Levies personnel into it. In Chitral, the border police force was reorganized and separated from Swat Levies while in Dir district and Malakand Agency Levies personnel were given separate designations as Dir Levies and Malakand Levies.".
- Malakand_Levies label "Malakand Levies".
- Malakand_Levies sameAs Malakand_Levies.
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- Malakand_Levies sameAs Q6741152.
- Malakand_Levies sameAs Q6741152.
- Malakand_Levies wasDerivedFrom Malakand_Levies?oldid=653179835.
- Malakand_Levies isPrimaryTopicOf Malakand_Levies.