The force was unable to execute its task successfully and it was disbanded so that the newly formed dominion armies of India and Pakistan could take charge of the situation.
It became operational on August 1, 1947, but was disbanded on September 1 because of its ineffectiveness in controlling the riots breaking out in consequence of Partition.
Thimayya (India) and Brig Nazir Ahmed (Pakistan) as "Alternate Military Advisors".
[3]: 372 In the 25 August meeting of the Joint Defence Council at Lahore, Gen Rees stated that the Boundary Force was fatigued and their mood explosive.
[1]: 109 After Rees handed over, Major General K. S. Thimayya reportedly took over command of the Boundary Force.