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This article is in terrible shape and I have removed much false and unverified information and even dubious, self-made references/citations! Its truly shameful to what extent people will go to promote themselves and their friends, relatives, tribes etc etc. I hope this kind of thing will please be checked. Also, please, dont add names of non notable people here. Thanks. 39.54.114.95 (talk) 13:25, 19 October 2014 (UTC)Prof retd Hilda Khan, Abbottabad, Pakistan.[reply]

Hi its me again. I checked up some reliable historical sources and now have removed another fake/fictitious citation which had nothing at all to do with this topic. Also, Navab Khan Tanoli DID NOT have any son named 'Behram Khan' -- all the history books and pedigree tables record only four sons of Navab Khan of Shingri, son of Sarbuland. His 4 sons were: Dost Muhammad, Fateh Khan, Bustan , and Mir Muhammad. So, I have also removed this fake name from here. I wonder just what is going on and why some people here and on the Tanoli article seem to be adding fake/fictitious references and citations? This trend should be sternly checked as it is not at all conducive and will ultimately result in all sorts of very serious abuse. Regards, Prof retd Hilda Khan, Pakistan — Preceding unsigned comment added by 39.54.106.204 (talk) 11:49, 21 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]