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An electricity line was completed during the tenure of Capt Zaidi, who had been successful in winning the hearts of quite a number of fararis, including Rahim Khan, the personal bodyguard of Nawab Khair Bux Marri. The Wing
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At one time in 1991-92, Kahan, the headquarters of the Marri tribe was controlled from
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