Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 150: Promotion of Former Chief

"Not Frith?" asked Rawdon.

Previously, Rotun found out that it was Goya County Police Chief Freese who wanted to kill him, so Rotun thought he might be the person Ragetti contacted in Carbon.

After all, the status of a county police chief is not low, IPS, second-class superintendent of police.

At the time, Rotten reported this to Pirando, who then stated that Freese was not the contact. The exact identity of the contact is still under investigation.

Rotun didn't think much about it. He knew that Pirando must have more information than himself, especially since he had no source of information on Capone.

"Although it's not him, he has some connection to it." Pirandu said with a smile, "One of his old leaders retired a few years ago. He was the chief of the police station in that area."

Roton thought about it and it made sense. The coal mine had been in Ragetti's hands for more than ten years. More than ten years ago, Freese was not even the county director.

His leadership is worthy of it.

"Are we negotiating with the old leader, Freese, now?" asked Rotten.

"The situation is a bit complicated," Pirando said. "He's been retired for a few years now, and his influence has faded a lot, so other people are eyeing the coal mining business, mainly Freese."

Luoton smiled in his heart, it was indeed so.

When people leave, the tea gets cold.

When you are in office, you have the enormous power that comes with the position, and all kinds of people around you are trying to curry favor with you.

But if you retire, you will lose this great power.

Those people originally came for power, so they will soon leave and surround the new leader.

This is a very normal thing.

With Freese now in power, it's no surprise that he wants the coal mine's interests.

But what made Rotten a little depressed was that he couldn't do anything about Freese now.

The other party is the chief of the county police station in the neighboring state. He is in a high position of power and it is very difficult to take him down through manipulation.

I have no connections in Kabang.

And Rotten didn't know some of the guy's crimes.

Of course, the simplest method is direct assassination.

But the other party is not Dekari. It is not easy to kill such a big shot. Even if Ruiha and others go, the risk will be very high.

It is definitely not a good idea to take action unless it is absolutely necessary.

Rotun temporarily kept this grudge in mind and would find another opportunity to avenge himself later.

In the evening, Luoton worked tirelessly to study and Lisa cooperated well with him.

Speaking of which, Lisa has been in Pune for more than two months, and she hasn't seen Luo Dun during this period. She misses him so much.

Instead, Roton returned to Mumbai for the national exam and stayed there with Itas for several days.

So Luoton has been living a miserable life without a woman for more than a month.

"How many days will you stay this time?" Rotun asked after taking a deep breath.

"Three days," Lisa replied quietly.

"Only three days? So short?"

"These two months of filming have taught me a lot and made me realize how much I still need to learn," Lisa said. "If you really want to be a big star in the future, you have to work hard."

"I'm glad you think so," Rawdon said with a smile.

Of course he supports Lisa's efforts.

"At worst, I can try to come back once a month," said Lisa.

"Okay, I'll come to see you if I'm free." Rotten laughed.

"No, you still have to prepare for the main exam in September," Lisa objected. "Don't waste your time traveling back and forth."

"It's not that long."

"Don't be careless," Lisa said. "Anyway, I promise. I promise to come back once a month."

"Okay, but it would be better if it was a safe period like this time," said Rotten.

"You bastard, you only know how to bully people." Lisa said unhappily.

"Don't you like it?" Rawdon asked with a laugh.

Lisa answered him with a flurry of punches, but unfortunately they were weak and had no real power.

The three days of happy time passed quickly and Lisa returned to the crew.

In Harage Township, Luo Dun has been following the news from Pune District, the elections in Maharashtra, etc.

The election results are out, and Maharashtra is dominated by the Congress Party. Congress member Ashok Chavan has become the new Chief Minister of Maharashtra.

Most of the ministers in various departments in Maharashtra are from the Congress Party.

Rajti Nair lost the post of Finance Minister this time.

In fact, he is also a member of the Congress Party, but when he was in office last time, he was sued by too many opposition parties, which dealt a great blow to his reputation.

In order to maintain the image of the entire party, the Congress Party naturally could not let him be the Finance Minister. In short, Rajiti did not get any position.

"They are all bastards. They took all the benefits from me and just sent me away with just one sentence saying they will assign me a position next time?" Rajiti roared in the study.

He was extremely angry.

He felt like he was being played.

He had previously been confident about the election and believed that he could continue to serve as Finance Minister.

Because their Congress Party still has a great advantage in Maharashtra.

Moreover, he and Ashok Chafan have been friends for many years.

The previous chief minister was also from their Congress party, but he retired due to age, so Ashok took over this time.

He had already invested in Ashok, and Ashok had promised him that he would continue to hold the position of Finance Minister.

It is precisely because of this that Rajiti is full of confidence and feels that the position of Finance Minister is stable.

I didn't expect this to be the final result.

Now I have suddenly become the former Minister of Finance and promoted to former chief.

This is not a nice title, as it means losing the great power that one has while in office.

After roaring for a while, Ragetti gradually calmed down.

With a long sigh, Rajiti sat in the chair, a look of helplessness on his face.

He knew why Ashok had gone back on his word.

He lost control of the Mindis Mountain Coal Mine, which harmed the interests of many people.

But can this be all blamed on him?
How much have you paid for this?

How much did they pay?

Now they blame all the failure on themselves. Why didn’t they say anything when they took the money before?

So his opponent seized the opportunity and secretly bribed a lot of people. By the time he realized what was happening, it was already too late.

This is party strife. The Congress Party is also full of various struggles.

For the Chief Minister and other ministers, everyone is showing off their talents.

Not to mention the Chief Minister, important positions like the Finance Minister are being eyed by many people.

After all, the benefits of this position are too great. After one term, you can get back dozens or even hundreds of times the money you paid. Will you arrange it for yourself next time?

Damn, who knows if the Congress will still be in power in Maharashtra next time?
Also, won’t there still be countless people competing for these positions next time?
As for the various lawsuits filed by the opposition, he is afraid that it will affect the prestige of the entire Congress Party.

It's complete bullshit.

Among those people on the stage now, who has a clean ass?
Who isn't being sued?

Many of them have more lawsuits than I do.

That being said, Lajiti knew that being angry now would be useless because the positions had already been decided.

Maybe I can only hope for the next session.

"Oh no." One of Ragiti's confidants ran in and shouted.

"What's the matter?" Ragiti said with a gloomy face.

"There are police outside. They say they have a court arrest warrant and want to arrest you."

"What?" Ragetti's eyes widened. "Damn bastard."

He knew without thinking that it must be those guys from the previous opposition.

When I was the Minister of Finance, they caused me all kinds of trouble.

Now that he has lost his power as Minister of Finance, they are biting even harder.

Without the minister's power, the court would not be so afraid of him, so they issued an arrest warrant.

Rajiti's heart trembled. This was not good. It must be suppressed immediately, otherwise such things would happen more and more, and then he would be in big trouble.

So, Rajiti immediately picked up his phone and called Ashok.

"Here's the thing. You are the Chief Minister now. This shouldn't be a difficult thing for you, right? As for whether I am a minister or not, I don't care now and I have accepted it. But you have to help me with this matter." Rajiti said.

The call ended quickly.

At this time, a third-level police inspector walked in.

"Mr. Neil, this is an arrest warrant. Please come back to the police station with me to cooperate with the investigation." The third-level police superintendent showed the arrest warrant in his hand.

Lajiti said calmly, "I want to clean up. Can you wait for me?"

The third-level police inspector frowned and said, "Ten minutes."

Even though the other party is no longer the Finance Minister, he is still a member of the Congress Party and a celebrity in society. His identity is not simple, so he doesn't want to offend him too much.

"Thanks." Ragiti said with a smile.

In the past, he wouldn't even look at a third-level police inspector.

Things are different now. He doesn't want to make things too awkward with the police.

After about five minutes, the third-level police superintendent's cell phone rang.

"Chief?" The third-level superintendent answered the phone. "Yes, I'm at his house now. Huh? It's been cancelled? Yes, I'll be right back."

After hanging up the phone, the third-level police superintendent couldn't help but say to Rajiti, "Mr. Nair, I just got the news that the court has revoked your arrest warrant."

"Oh? Is the court acting like such a joke now?" Ragetti said coldly, "And you police, do you want to arrest me just because of the evidence you have?"

Appropriate dignity is still necessary, otherwise people will feel that you are easy to bully.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Nair." The third-level police superintendent apologized with an embarrassed look on his face.

He knew it was not a good thing, but the director assigned it to him and he couldn't refuse.

"Okay, I know you're just following orders." Rajiti was too lazy to say anything more to him. It would be useless to say anything.

"Excuse me." The third-level police superintendent said and left.

Rajiti couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

He had just called Ashok and asked him to use his power as Chief Minister to help him revoke the arrest warrant.

But this incident sounded the alarm for Rajiti. He had to do something, otherwise he would be in great trouble.

Those opponents really set their sights on me.

Rajiti felt a little regretful. He had made too much money in the position of Finance Minister and offended those guys on the other side.

Otherwise, those guys wouldn't be so persistent in biting me.

Now it is no longer a question of whether or not there is a job, but a question of self-protection.

This matter of mine still falls on Ashok.

He used to think that he had given Ashok enough benefits, but now it seems that he was careless and did not give enough.

Ashok is the Chief Minister and holds great power in the state. As long as he supports me, I don't have to worry about the lawsuits from the other side.

However, this time, Ashok was going to blackmail him again.

Raghi felt the pain in her flesh.

If I had known this earlier, I would have taken action in one step and given him more. Even if I couldn't get the position of Minister of Finance, I would still have a good chance of becoming other ministers.

I didn't expect that I would miss the opportunity at this critical juncture.

I had overestimated the friendship of that bastard Ashok. This friendship was totally worthless.

The coal mine has already suffered heavy losses, and I didn't expect to suffer another blow now.

But I have to cut some meat.

As for the coal mine, he couldn't take care of it.

Judging from the current situation, I am no longer able to get involved.

He had contacted Freese before because he felt that he could be re-elected as the Minister of Finance of Mabon, so he had the power to compete with those guys for the ownership of the coal mine.

I can barely protect myself now, and I can’t think of anything else.

"Auntie, don't be discouraged. Come again next time." Rotun comforted Lisa's mother, Livana.

Livana was running for the Mabang council seat this time, but unfortunately she was just a few votes short of being elected.

This is a pity for Rawdon.

It is very good that Livana has achieved such an achievement in her first election.

Moreover, Livana had very little time to prepare this time, only a few months to canvass for votes.

If I run for election again next time, with more time and experience, I will definitely have no problem getting elected as a member of parliament.

"I know, but it's such a pity." Livana sighed, "We were just three votes short of the last place."

It’s no wonder that Livana was sad. She was just too close to the Mabang councillor and just didn’t make the list. She could only say that she was unlucky.

If the difference is much greater, there probably won't be such resentment.

"Next time, let's not talk about the Mabon congressman. We can also target the federal congressman," said Roton.

"Federal MP?" Lisa's father, Mozaffar, exclaimed, "Rotten, that's a national MP. That's too much."

"It's not impossible," Rawdon said with a smile. "Look, everyone seemed to have little confidence in running for Mabon Councillor before, but what happened? Even though I didn't get elected, I was only three votes short. It shows that anything is possible. So running for Federal Councillor next time isn't impossible."

"Yes, Rotun is right." Livana was stimulated by Rotun's words. She felt that she was no worse than others. "But next time, the main target will still be the state legislators."

After comforting Livana, Roton couldn't help but think of the news he had just read in the newspaper.

This is an article about Rajiti Nair, former finance minister of Maharashtra.

(End of this chapter)