Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 113: Change an obedient director

"Five hundred thousand, not a rupee less." As if he didn't understand what Hal meant, he ignored him and insisted on the amount.

Although the loss of houses and property of those poor people is certainly far less than 50 rupees, it may really be 5 rupees at most as Hal said, but so what?
This is the Harreg Police Station, where Rawdon has the final say.

No compensation?
Even the bail letter from the court is useless.

These words made Hal look angry. This bastard was so despicable. Even in such a situation, he still wanted to insist. Where did he get the confidence from?

Hal wanted to scold Rod.

But he was stopped by Hundan.

Hun Dan whispered something in Hal's ear.

The rage on Hal's face slowly subsided.

"Okay, I'll pay the 50 yuan compensation." Hal stared at Roden and said coldly, "Can you let him go now?"

"Hand over the money and the person!" said Rotten.

Hal snorted coldly and left immediately, but before leaving, he left a message: "I'm going to get the money and will be back soon."

50 rupees is really nothing to Hal.

Hal returned home soon and immediately withdrew 50 lakh rupees in cash from his home.

These big investors basically like to hoard cash, especially those like Hal who have huge amounts of funds of unknown origin, and also to avoid taxes.

He had crores of rupees in cash at his residence in Kharag alone, not to mention elsewhere.

Just 50 lakh rupees, just a drop in the bucket.

What Hun Dan said just now was right. There was no need to confront Rotun head-on at this time. He should get Raji out first.

Otherwise, Raj is still in the police station and in Rotun's hands, so they would be a little hesitant and unable to let go.

As long as Raj comes out, it will be very easy for him to deal with Rotun. He can just use some tricks to drive him away.

What's the point of keeping a disobedient director?
Then change to an obedient director.

Stacks of rupees were piled on Rawdon's desk.

"50 rupees, Director Mahesh, count it," said Hal.

Luo Dun took a look and knew that the amount was definitely correct.

"I believe Mr. Scindia." Roton smiled, and then began to check, counting the amount and verifying the authenticity.

Hal's face twitched. Damn, is this what you call believing in yourself?
Do you believe it is so carefully ordered?
He also looked up and down the rupees, wondering if any of his rupees were fake?
Who do you think you are?
"Someone come here." After dozens of minutes, Rotten finally stopped.

With such a large sum of money, it’s definitely better to be careful. If you get cheated by this bastard, wouldn’t you be a joke?
After all, there are quite a lot of counterfeit banknotes in India, which can be said to be a bit rampant.

"Chief!" A police officer came in immediately.

"Raj Scindia has a bail letter issued by the court. You go and bring him here," said Roden.

Hearing this, Hal secretly breathed a sigh of relief. This kid finally compromised.

To be honest, he was still worried that Rotun might change his mind again.

After all, Rotun was a guy who dared to refuse orders from his superiors.

Raj was brought over quickly. When he saw his father and the grand scene, he quickly understood what was going on.

Raj then looked at Roden with a provocative look in his eyes: "Director Mahesh, didn't you arrest me and then let me go?"

"Raj, don't be so complacent," Rotten said calmly. "It's just bail, it doesn't absolve you of your guilt. As long as the case isn't closed, you must report to the police station every morning to sign. You're on bail now, not acquitted."

"Don't worry, I'm in Harege Township and I won't run away. I will definitely report to the police station every day and won't give you an excuse to arrest me again." Raj said.

Raj was in a very good mood. In his opinion, if he came out, it would be a disgrace to Rotun.

What the hell, catching yourself?
So what if I get caught?
Didn't he release himself immediately?
Don’t you see whose territory this is?
"Dad, let's go back." Raj looked at his father and asked.

"No rush." ​​Hal smiled, then looked at Roden and said, "Director Mahesh, can those people who were arrested a few days ago in the case of the three girls be released?"

"The murder of three girls?" asked Rawdon.

"Yes, they should be released now, right?" Hal shook his head slightly.

"Their crimes are proven, how can we let them go?" Rotun refused.

"No way?" Hal said with exaggerated surprise. "I heard that a criminal you mentioned in this case was released. He assaulted one of the girls. It's strange. How could he be acquitted? Such discrepancies in treatment. I wonder if Director Mahesh can give us an explanation?"

Hal's words immediately aroused great interest among the reporters present.

For them, although they came here at Hal's invitation and received a lot of financial benefits from Hal, they would also be happy to report it if there was really big news.

"It's simple. Wes Scindia's family and the victim's family reached an understanding under the coordination of the police," Rawdon replied.

"Really? Then why don't the police coordinate with other people and the victim's family?" Hal asked.

"Actually, the police were supposed to help them coordinate, but it hasn't even started yet," Roden said. "The successful reconciliation between Wes Scindia and the victim's family provides an excellent reference for our police."

"Excuse me, Director, what do you mean by reference?"

"Yeah, what do you mean?"

……

The reporters couldn't help but ask.

"30 rupees. As long as the perpetrators compensate the victim's family with 10 rupees each, a total of 30 rupees, they can be forgiven," said Roden.

As soon as these words were spoken, the office fell silent.

Although people don't openly call Dalits "untouchables", they still discriminate against Dalits in their hearts.

Can the life of a Dalit be worth 10 rupees?
Crazy?
Every day across India, countless untouchables are beaten and killed by upper castes for no reason, but how many of these upper caste murderers have been convicted?
Not to mention compensation.

So what Roton said about paying 10 rupees to each victim's family was too shocking.

Everyone's first reaction was disbelief.

"Director Mahesh, who are you kidding? Who believes that everyone has to pay 10 rupees?" Hal was the first to react and questioned, "Does everyone believe it?"

Not all of those high-caste thugs who followed Raj were from wealthy families. Half of those imprisoned certainly could not come up with 30 rupees, and the other half would probably have to sell everything they had to come up with it.

These guys' families are basically ruined.

Lisa's family is actually one of the richest in Harreg Township.

Many people present expressed their support for Hal's words. "Director Mahesh, please provide evidence, otherwise we will only think that you are up to something in this private settlement," Hal continued.

"I have evidence." At this time, Huba came back, and with him came the families of the victims.

The camera immediately turned to Huba. Everyone saw that he was a deputy inspector, which meant he was a high-ranking official in the police station, so his words were very important.

"Just now, Wes's family and the victim's family reached an agreement. I have taken them to deposit the money in the bank. This is the bank deposit certificate." Huba asked the victim's family for the certificate, which had the deposit amount on it, and all of it was displayed in front of the camera.

It is still too dangerous for each family to carry 100,000 rupees in cash, especially for these Dalits, as they can easily be robbed.

And Bud will also arrange for them to live in Hareg Township. They now have 100,000 rupees and can find a small home here. He will be able to take better care of their safety.

Otherwise, he would have no time to care about it in the remote rural suburbs.

Encouraged by Huba, the victim's family also explained the truth to everyone.

"It's fake, all fake," Hal yelled. "Director Mahesh, they have 100,000 rupees in their account now, but what about the future? How much can they really get? It's all a trick, you're trying to fool people."

It has to be said that most of the people present were also skeptical, after all, Rotun could still do something afterwards.

When Rodon went to these Dalits to ask for money, did they dare not give it to him?

In short, one hundred thousand rupees was nonsense in their eyes, and it was just a way for Rawdon to make money.

"Pay the money to settle, otherwise you will be locked up and wait for the court to sentence you." Roton said lightly.

He didn't want to explain anything anymore. After all, these guys were just looking for trouble.

No matter how much you explain, they can always find fault with you.

Hal and his group stayed in the police station for a long time before leaving.

Huba said with a worried look on his face, "Director, they will definitely make a big fuss about the amount of compensation, even if we tell the truth, but~~"

"No one will believe it?" asked Rawdon.

"Yes." Huba sighed, "If I hadn't been the one who handled it, I wouldn't have believed it."

"Let them do the publicity and build momentum." Rotten said with a smile.

"Director?" Huba was a little confused.

Even though he knew that Rotun had a backer, the power of these media was very strong. Once public opinion was formed, it would be very fatal to Rotun.

With Hal's family adding fuel to the fire, it would be difficult for Rawdon to escape unscathed.

"Do not worry."

Seeing that Rotun was so confident, Huba said nothing more. Now he could only choose to believe Rotun.

He also hoped that Rotun could really defeat the Hal family and eradicate the cancer of Harreg Township.

When Rawdon was the only one left in the office, he couldn't help but let out a long sigh. It was really frustrating.

To be honest, he really wanted to jump out and beat up the two bastards, Hal and Raj, one big and one small.

Of course, it’s definitely not a good idea to do that now.

Luoton took out his cell phone and called Fia.

"Hey~~ Director, do you have any instructions?" Fia's crisp laughter came from the other end of the phone.

"I'm not the director general, I just want to ask you, the chief director, for instructions." Rotun replied.

"Okay, tell me what you want to say." Feiya smiled. "Unando sent me the content of the past two days, especially the news he just sent me. It's very good, but I didn't send it out without you. Can you send it out if you call? Some of your actions over there are quite shocking. I guarantee that it won't be long before you become famous in the Pune area, maybe tomorrow. They will describe you as a bully director who does all kinds of evil! Tsk tsk, Mumbai hero, bully director, the contrast is too big."

Fia works in media and journalism, so she knows all this very well.

Yunando has already reported to her what happened in the police station. These media reporters have been bribed by Hal, so they will definitely work very hard. It is obvious what their reports will be about.

"Don't make fun of me," Rawdon said. "Director, I need your help with something."

"Since you provided me with the big news, I will definitely help you if I can." Fia said very happily.

"If this really happens, it will definitely be big news and will definitely catch people's attention," said Roton.

"Why don't you just tell me now and stop keeping us in suspense." Fia was a little anxious.

"Well, I'd like to ask you for help going to the court in Pune..." Roden and Fia told their plans.

"Will this work?" After hearing Rotten's plan, Fia expressed her doubts. This plan was too exaggerated and she didn't think it would succeed.

"Just try and see," Rotten said with a smile. "Even if you fail, there's no loss."

"Although you have brought me a lot of surprises, I don't think your plan will succeed this time." Fia was very skeptical about Rotten's plan.

"Ms. Mishra, don't underestimate those people's greed, and don't think they are too shrewd. Do you want to take a gamble?" said Roton.

"What are you betting on?" asked Feiya.

"How about the loser treating me to a meal?" Rotun asked with a smile.

"Okay, then I'll try it according to your plan tomorrow." Fia said.

"It would be best to try a few more courts. I believe there will always be someone willing to do so," said Rawdon.

"I understand. I will definitely try my best. I want to win fairly so that you won't default on your debt. Wait for my news." Fia was still not optimistic about Rotten's plan.

After hanging up the phone, Luoton finally felt a little relieved.

Fia didn't quite agree with his plan, and Rotten could understand that.

But thinking about the news in his previous life, Roton felt that he had underestimated the outrageousness and weirdness of India.

Although the news did not happen in Pune, Luoton believed that the situation here was not much better, so it was entirely possible to succeed.

This was the backup plan that Rotun had prepared. He had Fia, the director of the All India Television, to back him up, otherwise Hal wouldn't have been so arrogant with these media reporters.

Of course, Rotten was a little surprised that Fia agreed to the bet.

This bet was actually just something Rotten said casually, and he didn't expect Fia to agree.

This is not to say that Roton was eyeing Fia's beauty, although this woman was indeed very beautiful, and the temperament of a high-caste noble lady was incomparable to Itas and Lisa.

Roton did this in order to better connect with Fia.

This woman has a very powerful background, so I have to make good use of it and maintain a good relationship with her.

(End of this chapter)