Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 152 Reward: One Million Rupees
"I'm tied up here and can't go," said Luo Dun. He thought his parents wanted him to go back to their hometown with them.

He doesn't have time at this time.

Not to mention that he was tied up with the police station's affairs, he also needed time to prepare for the national examination.

"We know you're busy with work," said old Mahesh. "Your work is more important, and we have the main test later. We can't disturb you. This time, your mother, Amit, and I will go back. We haven't been back for so many years. Even if this incident hadn't happened, we should go back and take a look."

Luoton could hear that there was joy in his father's tone when he said these words.

He knew that this matter had something to do with him.

I am now the chief of a police station, and they will definitely talk about this with the people in the village when they return.

The police chief, even if he is just a grassroots police chief, is definitely an amazing existence in the eyes of those villagers.

For his parents, going back also means showing off.

He returned home in glory, although it was thanks to his son's fame.

What's wrong with borrowing the light of your son?
Who asked his son to be so successful?
This is human nature, and Roton has nothing to say.

"Amit, buy the best carriage for your train ticket. Don't save the money on the way." Rawdon instructed his brother Amit, "Go buy the ticket."

"Okay, big brother." Amit now obeyed Rotten's orders and was in awe of him.

In fact, Luoton also gave money to his family, and their life now is very good.

Luoton knew very well what the old people were thinking. They must have come in any way that saved money.

The tickets for ordinary seats on Indian trains, that is, the crowded carriages, are very cheap, and you can even get on without buying a ticket.

But the environmental conditions in these carriages are too poor.

Luoton is not short of money now, so he can certainly afford a high-end air-conditioned carriage for a trip.

The worst carriages generally do not have ticket checks, but this kind of high-end air-conditioned carriage does require ticket checks.

Luo Dun soon stopped caring too much about his parents' return to their hometown.

"Chief, someone wants to see you." A police officer knocked on the door and reported.

"Who?" asked Rawdon.

"He didn't say," the police officer said. "He just said he was coming from Karnataka. He said he had something important to discuss with the director. He sounded very serious and insisted on seeing you in person."

Roton frowned. Someone from Carbon?

I don't know anyone there.

Before, I just asked Ruiha to go there to check the information about Freese. Any connection was related to Ruiha, and I had no contact with him.

"Let him in." Roden thought for a moment and said.

Everything will be clear after one meeting.

The person who came in was a slightly plump middle-aged man in his forties. He wore a pair of gold-rimmed glasses and a suit, looking very formal.

To Roton, this guy looked like a lawyer.

In fact, most people in India still wear traditional clothes.

However, there are some professions where the proportion of people wearing Western clothing such as suits is higher, and lawyers are obviously one of them.

In India, lawyers and doctors are definitely high-income earners.

Of course this refers to private lawyers, private doctors and the like.

As for public hospitals in India, there is a shortage of funds and an even greater shortage of doctors. Even if there are doctors, their salaries are not high.

Of course, doctors still have a lot of extra income, so their total income is definitely good.

As for those private lawyers who specialize in serving wealthy people, they are very capable.

As long as you give them money, any sin can be cleared from you.

"Director Mahesh, my name is Golanya Reddy." The middle-aged man introduced himself as soon as he came in. "I want to talk to you about the Mindis Mountain Coal Mine."

Luoton laughed in his heart, it turned out to be this matter.

He had just thought that apart from the coal mine issue, the people in Carbon would basically not come to him for anything.

If it was just a matter at the Belagovi Township Police Station, the other party would not have to hide their identity or anything and could have introduced themselves long ago. After all, it was public to public, police station to police station, and they were all part of the police system.

Therefore, the possibility is very high on the coal mine side. After all, there are many interests involved, and many things are difficult to say directly in public.

"Who do you represent?" asked Rawdon.

"To be honest, I'm Mr. Jowett Pradhan's personal assistant," Coluna said. "Do you know Mr. Pradhan?"

Personal assistants are often professionals hired by bigwigs.

These people are professional or proficient in economics, law or other fields, and can help their employers solve many problems, even some extremely confidential ones.

"I've heard of it." Rotten said with a smile.

He actually knew that Joyte Pradhan was the old leader of Fries whom Pirando had mentioned to him before, and he retired as the chief of the district police station.

Previously, it was through his connections that Rajiti was able to ensure peace at the Mindis Mountain Coal Mine for many years.

Roton was a little surprised that this guy actually sent someone to find him.

"I won't hide it from you. In the past, it was Mr. Pradhan who was in charge of communication at the Mindis Mountain Coal Mine to ensure the peace of the mine. So it may not be a good idea for you to negotiate with other people now," said Columbia.

Luo Dun glanced at him and said, "Mr. Reddy, I don't know about the Mindis Mountain Coal Mine. Did you find the wrong person? I have no idea about the negotiations."

Luoton quickly realized that they were here to fight for their interests.

Roton knew that the main force in Carbon's coal mine negotiations was led by Fries, which meant that his old leader had been excluded.

After all, the old leader Freese has been retired for many years and his influence is much smaller than before. It is very normal for him to be marginalized.

But now he has sent people to look for me, it seems that he is still unwilling to give in.

Freese has touched the old leader's cake, and the leader is dissatisfied, which is quite interesting.

"Yes, it will definitely be useful to find you." Golunya smiled. "Who doesn't know that you are Director Shah's most trusted person? Director Shah's opinion is very important in the negotiations for this coal mine. So I would like to ask Director Mahesh for a favor. I hope I can pass on a message to Director Shah. Of course, this favor will definitely not be in vain."

As he spoke, Goronya took out two bundles of large-denomination rupee notes with a face value of 1,000 yuan from his bag.

With Roton's keen eyesight, he could tell at a glance that it should be worth a million rupees.

"Whether it succeeds or not, these are all yours." Columbia said, "If it succeeds, I will give you ten times the amount here." Roton smiled. He gave himself benefits when they met for the first time.

This is how it is. If you don’t give gifts, you still want to get things done?
At the police station, if an ordinary person comes to report a case and you don’t give the police officer some money, do you still want to file a case?
Don't even think about it.

"What do you want to do? As far as I know, the decision is now made by the chief of the Goya County Police Department on your side." Roton said with a smile.

The other party is quite generous.

Asking me to help pass a message is a reward of one million rupees, which shows my sincerity.

As for the rewards after success, they are also very good.

Rotun did have a say in Pirando's case.

To be honest, Roton also knew that the coal mine would definitely have to share some of the profits with Carbon to appease them and prevent them from causing trouble.

After all, if there is a disturbance, it will affect the profits of the coal mine.

But Rotten didn't want to see this part of the benefit fall into the hands of Freese. After all, this guy colluded with Ragetti and wanted to kill him.

Since part of the benefits must be shared with Carbon, it doesn't seem to matter who Carbon is.

As long as this person can solve the problem in Carbon, settle everything and prevent people from causing trouble, it doesn't matter who the money is given to.
But how much influence does Pradhan have behind this guy?

If we can really deal with the people in Carbon, there will be no problem in giving them the benefits of the coal mine.

But if he couldn't handle it, then Rotten wouldn't go to lobby Pirando. Wouldn't that just make things difficult for himself?

He would not cause himself any trouble for these ten thousand rupees.

As for whether there is any risk in accepting this money?
That certainly won't happen.

Facing these strangers, Rotun himself was very cautious and vigilant.

He had already told the police officers that everyone entering the police station needed to be searched and their belongings checked, and he naturally claimed that it was for the safety of the police station.

In fact, in addition to safety, Rotun uses these measures to ensure that no secret filming or recording will happen to him.

There is no problem in receiving money. After all, it is difficult to leave evidence for this kind of cash transaction because there is no trace of transfer.

Moreover, the other party was obviously overthinking it if they wanted to use this deal to threaten me, because I couldn't decide anything in the coal mine negotiations, and I believed they were very clear about this.

I am just a messenger. If you give me benefits, I just pass on the message. It's that simple.

"Fris Mikki?" Colombia said. "He's a villain. Director Mahesh, you can tell Director Shah that without Mr. Pradhan's cooperation, the coal mine negotiations will not be successful."

"Really?" Rawdon asked. "If we negotiate with you without Director Mikki, it probably won't work out, right? He'll definitely get in the way. So, it's best if you two discuss this matter first. Once you've reached an agreement, you can then negotiate with us in Mabon. Otherwise, if we each talk our own way, there won't be any results."

"No, no, no, Director Mahesh, you misunderstood," said Goronya. "The absence of Freese doesn't affect Mr. Pradhan's coal mine negotiations with you. Don't overestimate Freese, and don't underestimate Mr. Pradhan."

"It's not that I don't trust you," Rawdon said. "After all, Mr. Pradhan is retired, so it's perfectly reasonable for everyone to talk to Freese and the others about these matters. After all, they're still in office."

"We understand your choice," Colónya said with a smile, "but I can assure you that if Mr. Pradhan doesn't agree, this won't happen."

Roton stared at Colón for a long moment, then laughed heartily. "Since you've said so, please discuss this matter between the two of you. After all, we can't negotiate with both of you. Of course, I'll also report your opinion to my superiors."

Roton realized that he might have underestimated Joyet Pradhan. Although he was retired, he should still have some special abilities and connections.

I’m afraid Freese was not aware of these relationships, so he thought that since Pradhan had retired, he could stop caring about it.

He kicked Pradhan aside.

If this is true, I really have to tell Pirando this news.

Because in this case, there is no point in continuing to negotiate with the forces on Freese's side, it is just a waste of time.

Even if an agreement is reached, it may be overturned by Pradhan's side the next day.

"We need some time to prepare," Colón said. "I believe Freese's complacency won't last long. And I know Freese and his team have proposed a condition: they want to increase the dividends by half on top of the previous amount."

"I have no idea how much the dividends will be," said Roton with a smile.

Luoton didn't know the exact proportion, but he had a rough idea.

Fries and his team did propose to increase the dividend ratio, and Pirando mentioned this to Rotten.

The reason why the two sides have not reached an agreement yet is because of the ratio issue, especially the fact that the ratio has increased a bit too much. You want more, I want less, and we are still in a tug of war.

"Even if the increase is less than half, they want a larger dividend than before. That's for sure," said Goronya. "On behalf of Mr. Pradhan, I can tell you that we only want 80% of the original dividend. We don't need this year's dividend, but we'll start counting from next year. This shows Mr. Pradhan's sincerity."

"Actually, you can go directly to Director Shah." said Roton.

I have to say that the conditions in Colombia are very good, much better than those at Freese and his team's place.

If they can solve the problem on the Carbon side, it goes without saying which side they will choose.

However, it is difficult for Luoton to decide these things.

After all, it is still unknown whether Pradhan can deal with Fries and other people in Kabon.

He would not believe what Columbia said just because he was not a fool.

In the past, Pradhan and Rajiti reached an agreement and were able to handle this matter because he was still in power.

Now Roton will not believe it easily. Everything depends on the subsequent specific actions of Pradhan and others.

"This matter needs to be kept secret. We don't want to create any more complications," said Coluna. "Freese's people are definitely keeping an eye on Director Shah and wary of us. If I really go to Director Shah, they might find out. That's why I thought of asking Director Mahesh to help convey a message to Director Shah. We should temporarily delay Freese and his men through negotiations so that we can better deal with them."

"I can't give you any guarantees. Whether Director Shah agrees or not is up to no one," Rawdon said. "But you can rest assured that I will pass on my message."

"Thank you very much, Chief." Colónya smiled. "But I think given your relationship with Chief Shah, if you're willing to put in a few good words for me, that would be very helpful. Please."

Goronya left with satisfaction, and Roton also accepted the million rupees with satisfaction.

When in Rome, do as the Romans do. This is the unspoken rule of doing things in India.

It's not just the police station, but other relevant departments as well. If you want to get something done, you have to pay some bribes, otherwise you won't get anything done.

And in a matter like this, if Roton didn't accept the money, Columbia would probably feel suspicious and doubt whether he was helping.

No matter how you look at it, there's nothing wrong with collecting the money yourself.

It is so sincere of them to come from afar to give you this money. It is like sending rupees from a thousand miles away. The gift is of great significance and the friendship is profound.

In order to make others feel at ease, it would be too bad not to accept it. I am such a good person.

(End of this chapter)