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Beni Boo Alli (battle honour)
Beni Boo Alli is an 1821 battle honour of the British Indian Army awarded to all units engaged in a punitive expedition to Eastern Arabia against a fierce and turbulent tribe called the ''Bani bu Ali''.
==Genesis of the problem==
The ''Bani Bu Ali'' tribe (named after their ancestral village Jalan Bani Bu Ali (in present-day Oman) resorted to rampant piracy in Eastern Arabia and the Persian Gulf region leading the East India Company to carry out a punitive expedition in 1819 to Ras al Khaimah which destroyed the pirate base and removed the threat from the Persian Gulf. The Government of the Bombay Presidency also sent a letter of protest through an envoy on a British ship to Eastern Arabia. The ''Bani bu Ali'' rose and murdered the pilot of the ship at Rass al Junaiz, resulting in the dispatch of a small punitive expedition from India to Ash Sharqiyah (Oman).〔Sandes, E.W.C.(1948) ''The Indian Sappers & Miners'', pp 126.〕
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