Ranizai Expedition (1852)

Ranizai/Utman-Khel Expedition
Date March-May 1852 Location Swat, North-West Frontier Result British Victory
Belligerents
British Empire	Ranizai Tribesmen Utman-Khel Tribesmen
Commanders and leaders
Brig. Sir C. Campbell	Unknown
Strength
Around 3,000 6 cannons	6,000+
Casualties and losses
14 Killed 44 Wounded	Unknown

The Ranizai Expedition was a British-Indian Military Expedition to the North-West Frontier Province in Pakistan.^[1][2]

Expedition Against the Ranizais (1852)

The Expedition Against the Ranizais was a British military campaign launched in 1852 under the command of Sir Colin Campbell, later known as Lord Clyde, targeting the Ranizai tribes in the North-West Frontier of British India, present-day Pakistan. This campaign formed part of the broader British efforts to establish control over the volatile frontier regions. The Ranizais, a subgroup of the Yusufzai Pashtuns, resisted British incursions, and their strategic positioning in difficult terrain posed significant challenges to the British forces.