Correspondence on the subject of the education of the Muhammadan community in British India and their employment in the public service generally (Calcutta: Government Printing India, 1886)

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TABLE A.

From E. P. Robertson, Esq., Commissioner, Central Division, to the Chief Secretary to the Government of
Bombay, Educational Department,—No. 3939R., dated Poona, the 19th August 1882.
With reference to paragraph 3 of Government .Resolution No. 427, dated 25th March
1882, I have the honour to submit, in
original, the statements as per margin^
received from the District Superinten-
dents of Police and Collectors; Central
Division, containing the names of the
Mahomedans employed in the Police and
Revenue Departments in their respec-
tive districts.
2. I also submit, in original, letters
Nos. 3130 and 3324, dated respectively
21 st ultimo and 10th instant, from the
Conservator of Forests, Northern Divi-
sion, transmitting statements showing
the names of the Mahomedans employed
in his Department in the districts com-
prising my division.
3. I further beg to transmit herewith a

Mahometan employes.
Poona District Police Superintendent’s memorandum, No. 745,
dated 6th May 1882, and the accompanying statement.
Satara District Police Superintendent’s letter, No. 483, dated
13th May 1882, and the accompanying statement.
Nasik District Police Superintendent’s memorandum, No. 797,
dated 23rd May 1882, and the accompanying statement.
Khandesh District Police Superintendent’s memorandum, No.
755, dated 31st May 1882, and the accompanying three statements.
Ahmednagar District Police Superintendent’s letter, No. 604,
dated 13th June 1882, and the accompanying statement.
Sholapur District Police Superintendent’s No. 676, dated 29th
June 1882, and the accompanying statement.
Nasik Collector’s letter, No. 3262, dated 24th June 1882, and the
accompanying statement.
Poona Collector’s endorsement, No. 4033, dated 26th June 1882.
Satara Collector’s endorsement, No. 4065, dated 8th July 1882.
Ahmednagar Collector’s letter, No. 5566, dated 13th July 1882,
and accompanying statements.
Khandesh Collector’s endorsement, No. 3915, dated 19th July
1882.
Sholapur Collector’s letter, No. 3280, dated 20th July 1882,
and accompanying statement.
statement of Mahomedans employed in the Revenue and Alienation Branches of my own office.
4. There are only three Mahomedans employed in my own office.
5. From the table A, noted below, it will be seen that there are 1,930 Mahomedans employ-
ed in the Police. Of these, 57 are employed on salaries of R30 and upwards, as shown in the
statement B :—

Police.
Poona ........
241
Satara ........
* 253
Nasik ........
143
Nagar ........
185
Sholapur .......
240
Khandesh .......
668
Total
1,930

STATEMENT B.
R
150
. . . . -125
80
65
50
’ .35
. 30

6. There are 481 Mahomedans employed in the Revenue Department as per table C,

and of
this number, two are
employed on salaries of R30 and
upwards, as per Table D
below
TABLE C.
Revenue Department.
Nasik .
Poona .
Satara .
Nagar .
Khandesh
Sholapur
111
53
48
. 61
151
. 57
Total
481
—

2 on
1 on
2 on
9 on
17 on
2 on
24 on
57

1 on
1 on

TABLE D.
Revenue Department.
Khandesh only.

B
175
80