Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 277: Report from Delhi Police Headquarters (asking for monthly ticket)

Delhi Police Director General Najida Chandra personally met Rodden.

It can be said that this shows great importance to Rotun.

Generally speaking, for someone at Luoton's level, it would be good enough for the General Administration to send a deputy director of the personnel department to hand over the work to Luoton.

The minister’s appointment is considered a sign of respect, but it is usually a treatment only afforded to district directors and bureau chiefs.

Najida summoned Roton immediately and gave him the best treatment.

Of course, the reason why Rotun was able to receive such treatment was because he was specially transferred from another place by the Delhi police.

This is what the Delhi Police needs Roten.

Otherwise, some transferred personnel whose connections are not strong enough may be dismissed casually by the police station.

"Rodun, we put a lot of thought into transferring you here this time," Najida said to Rodun with a smile, "Your Mabang leaders don't want to let you go."

Roton knew that Shiva and the others definitely did not want to let the people go. After all, he had a high prestige among the people.

Wherever I am, it will be of great help to the image of the police there.

However, Shiva still came to Delhi based on his own future.

Of course, Shiva and others agreed, but some conditions had to be put forward in the game between Delhi and the Ministry of the Interior.

For example, providing more funding to the Ministry of the Interior, or some other policy support.

The Home Government and the Delhi Police will definitely meet the conditions of the Maharashtra police.

For now, Roton is worth the price.

"How about it? Do you have the confidence to do well in Delhi? Like you did in Mumbai?" asked Najida Chandra with a smile.

"Director, I am full of confidence and I can get down to work right away," Rotun said immediately.

"Great! It's great to be young, full of energy and fighting spirit." Najda laughed. "But don't be too anxious about work. First, get familiar with the environment in Delhi and understand some of the procedures in the bureau. After all, this is Delhi, and some things may be different from when you were in Mumbai."

"Yes, Director."

"Your accommodation has been arranged. The driver will take you back later. Your gifts have been delivered." Najida said, "If you need anything, you can contact me directly. Here is my phone number."

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After coming out of Najda's office, Roton was still a little confused.

Najida has not given herself a clear position, it is still undetermined.

Since the other party didn't mention it, I didn't ask too much.

After all, I am a subordinate, and the arrangement of my position is the responsibility of my superiors.

Luoton didn't think much about it, thinking that this shouldn't be a bad thing.

Najda did not immediately arrange a position for himself, probably because there has been some chaos within the Delhi police recently.

After all, the Andy Mutu case has caused some panic within the Delhi police.

Now that some positions have become vacant, many people are trying to find connections to get the positions they want.

Luoton felt that Najda should give him a suitable position.

First, familiarize yourself with the situation of the Delhi Police Station.

Najida is right. Even though they are all police stations, there are still big differences between them.

Especially in Delhi and the National Capital Region, some rules and regulations are more strict.

Of course, no matter how strict the policy is, whether it can be truly implemented is another matter.

In short, Roton needs to know these rules.

Although Rawdon did not have a specific position, he was a first-class superintendent and still had his own office.

When he came out of Najida's office, a police officer immediately led Roden to his office.

"Delhi Police Headquarters." Rawdon sat down behind his desk and looked around the office.

The office decoration style is a bit traditional and obviously has been around for quite a while.

Compared to the one in Mumbai, this office is even smaller than the one I had at that time.

Perhaps it has something to do with Mumbai's developed economy. In terms of decoration style, Mumbai is more modern.

The traditional style here is actually somewhat incompatible with young people like Rawdon.

If Rawdon were a first-class superintendent in his forties or fifties, he would be a good fit to sit here.

The main reason is that Luoton is too young, which is somewhat in contrast to the decoration atmosphere here.

In fact, this is not a problem with the decoration, but a problem with Roton.

After all, those who can sit in this office are generally in their forties or even older.

A first-class superintendent as young as Rawdon is truly an exception.

"Sir, these are some of the information you requested." A police officer came in holding a stack of information.

"Put it down," said Rawdon.

"Sir, it's your first day here, so you can go back and rest," said the police officer.

"I know, thank you for your reminder." Rotten smiled.

The police officer said he didn't dare and retreated.

These materials include some past rules and regulations of the Delhi Police Headquarters, as well as the jurisdiction of some police stations.

For example, the jurisdiction of each district police station in Delhi, and information on past directors, deputy directors and other relevant leaders.

Luoton must be familiar with and remember the information of these officials.

Especially some detailed information about these officials, such as their promotions, achievements, major cases they handled, etc.

These things Roton must be aware of.

He will be working here in the future, so he must prepare for this in advance.

Now that Najida has not assigned me a specific position, I can take advantage of this gap to do these things.

Sharpening knives does not miss woodcutters.

Before I knew it, it was time to get off work. In fact, many people had already left. Who would really wait until the end of the working day to leave?
Since Luoton has just arrived, he should keep a low profile.

He could have gone back directly, but in Delhi, he had to tread carefully and not be careless.

The most important thing is to seize the time to understand some of the preliminary information, so that there will be plenty of time to rest later.

The driver quickly took Luoton to his residence.

This is a high-end residential complex for civil servants. Those who can live here basically have a police rank of superintendent. Those above that level will have better and more upscale residential complexes.

Depending on the level, the size of the house and the number of servants are different.

For example, Luoton is a first-class superintendent, and his welfare benefits are the highest in this superintendent-level community.

He is alone now, and this house is a bit too big for him.

In the evening, Ojido and Wulundi invited Luoton to a banquet.

They were there to welcome Rawdon.

When the Mishra family learned that Rawdon was coming to Delhi to take up a post, they were the two happiest ones.

Especially Ojedo.

Rodon is his brother-in-law, who will work in the Delhi Police Department in the future. This is a very strong relationship.

His life in Delhi would be much better in the future.

Wulundi knew that Rotun had made great efforts to get him released last time, so he was grateful to Rotun.

Also, he used to deal with politicians and officials frequently.

Know the power they hold.

The police system is clearly one of the most powerful institutions in government.

At this time, it is natural to maintain a good relationship and take it to the next level.

"Hey, isn't this Ojido and Wulundi?" When Rotun and his friends entered the lobby of a high-end restaurant, a sarcastic voice suddenly came from behind them.

The three of Rotun couldn't help but change their tone, and Ojido and Wulundi's expressions were obviously a little ugly.

Roton looked at the people opposite him. One of them was a young man, about the same age as Ojido. There were several middle-aged men in their forties or fifties around him.

It is obvious that these middle-aged people are centered around this young man.

I wonder which wealthy family this kid belongs to.

Roton could see that Ojido and his men probably didn't get along well with the other side.

These children from wealthy families also form cliques and factions, and they are often jealous of each other and fight with each other.

There is one in Mumbai, and Delhi will be no exception.

Especially since there are more wealthy and powerful people here, the relationship becomes even more complicated.

"Huh? Who are you going to invite? This guy looks familiar?" Wright's eyes quickly fell on Rotten.

After Wright finished speaking, a middle-aged man next to him immediately whispered a reminder.

Hearing the reminder, Wright's face changed slightly. He couldn't help but look at Roton for a second and said, "No wonder you look familiar to me. So you are the police star, Roton Mahesh. Ojido, are you trying to find a connection with the police?"

Rotten was not surprised that the other party recognized him.

After all, I still often appear in media news.

As for his relationship with Fia, it has not been made public yet, so Wright does not know the relationship between himself and Ojedo and others.

"What does our business have to do with you?" Ojido said coldly.

"Haha~~" Wright laughed and said, "He's just a first-class superintendent. In Delhi, if you throw a stone casually, you can hit a few superintendents, right? You two better know your place. If you see me next time, you'd better stay away. I don't want to see you. Let's go~~~"

After saying that, Wright swaggered past Rawdon and the others.

He was a first-class superintendent, and he didn't care at all.

Even if Ojido and the others knew each other, what would happen?
"Wright, don't be so arrogant!" Ojedo shouted.

"What can you do to me?" Wright's voice came, followed by a mocking laugh.

Luo Dun and the other two arrived at the box they had reserved.

Seeing the two men's ugly faces, Luo Dun couldn't help but ask, "Who is that guy?"

"You used to be in Bombay, so you might not be familiar with some of the things and people in Delhi," Wulundi said. "Wright Kalmadi, this guy's grandfather is Suresh."

"Kalmadi?" Rawdon was stunned. "Is that the Congress Party secretary?"

"Yes, that's him," Ojedo continued. "He's not only the secretary of the Congress Party, but also a federal MP. He also holds many positions, such as President of the Indian Olympic Committee, Chairman of the Commonwealth Games, and so on. So, that bastard Wright, relying on his grandfather's power, always opposes us."

Roton felt amused. It seemed that Ojedo had obviously not gotten a good deal at the hands of Wright and must have suffered a loss.

"Who are those guys next to him?" Rotten asked again.

"They're some construction contractors," Wulundi said. "Grandpa Wright is the chairman of the Commonwealth Games. There's a lot of money to be made in building those stadiums. Naturally, these guys are trying to curry favor with Wright, hoping he'll put in a good word for Suresh. That way, they can get the project."

Luo Dun understood that this kind of thing was too common.

Many of these second and third generations make money this way.

That's what Wright is like.

In fact, Wulundi is also one of them. He uses his family's power to benefit himself.

"You can't beat him?" Rotun asked with a smile.

This made the two of them look very embarrassed.

"We were tricked by that kid several times and lost face in the circle." Ojido said angrily.

"Alright, these things are in the past. We can't do anything to him for now." Wulundi glanced at Ojido and said, "We'll find an opportunity in the future."

"That's right, just look for an opportunity next time. Don't take it too seriously. It's not worth it to get yourself upset." Rotten said.

But Roden knew that Suresh was later liquidated.

It will start almost after the Commonwealth Games are over.

Wright's good days are numbered.

(End of this chapter)