Gabol - Gabol in Sindh With Bijjar Khan Dombki

Gabol in Sindh With Bijjar Khan Dombki

When the British Raj government moved the Domkis in Sindh, the Gabols also migrated. The Domkis used to loot the those travelling all around Balochistan, Sindh, along with the Jakhrani. In 1845, The Governor of Sindh General Sir Charles James Napier sent his army to shift them in Sindh near Cantonment area so that they could hold peace in the area. Gabol along with Domkies shifted to Sindh with Bijjar Khan as Tribal Leader and Jhakrani along with Darya Khan as Tribal Leader. In Sindh they were shifted in Dera Jani a few miles away from Jacobabad where they are living in Domki.

Mr. Leech in his report 1835 to 1837 deeply discusses the Balochis, and recorded about sixty Balochi tribes living in mountains of Border (Balochistan and Sindh) .

Mr.Leech in his report comments as follows:

The Gabols have a station in the same mountain called "Kachrok". They are under a Commander Bijjar Khan Dombki Rind, and pay obeisance to the Hyderabad Government. They amount to 1500 in mountains, during the peace they pay no tribune but cultivate and enjoy the fruits of their own country.

Similarly, discussing "The order of tribes in mountains between Karachi and Sehwan," he writes in his report:

With a view to perfect my information in that time, I had fixed to allot to the Sindhiana Army, I despatched with Captain Burne's permission two of the most intelligent cossides I could procure from Shikarpur, with orders to proceed through the mountains to Karachi, their route will be found in accompanying routes. At peer Ali, the mountains commenced, there they encounterd 500 Gabols with Buland Khan under the Commander Bijjar Khan, and Bhutanis with Sahib Khan.

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