Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 340: Law Enforcement Bureau (asking for monthly tickets)

For a powerful department like the Law Enforcement Bureau in the future, Roton must have some people of his own.

Now that he has the opportunity, Rotun wants to see if he can start with this Hayolai.

Wasn’t Ha Yuelai marginalized?
These marginalized people generally fall into two categories.

One is really hopeless, the kind who just wants to get by and no one wants to bother with him.

The second type is those who still have some ability, but have been squeezed out because they offended someone or have no strong backing.

If it is the second type, then I can give him some advice.

For example, let him go to the law enforcement bureau.

The current Enforcement Directorate is still a niche agency with limited power, as most of the power they originally held has been taken away by the Central Bureau of Investigation.

They are said to be in charge of financial and economic crimes, but now they generally just investigate.

The Central Bureau of Investigation was responsible for the arrests.

This means that they cannot use the evidence they have worked so hard to find to arrest people.

Because the power to arrest people was taken away by the Central Bureau of Investigation.

There is no way, the Central Bureau of Investigation is very powerful.

Arresting people is when the big money is made, and in the process you can steal and gain benefits in various ways.

In addition, after people are arrested, their families will give huge benefits to the investigators in order to get them back.

None of this has anything to do with the law enforcement agency.

The inability to arrest anyone means that the law enforcement agency can only work hard but get no reward.

So not many people are willing to go to the law enforcement bureau. Who wants to be the scapegoat?

It is definitely easy to transfer to the Law Enforcement Bureau at this time, but no one is willing to go and there is a big staff shortage.

As long as you want to go, no one will stop you.

"I will go to Delhi in a few days," said Rawdon.

"Brother-in-law, don't worry. I will make all the arrangements for you when Hayo comes over there. You will be able to see him when the time comes." Ojido promised, patting his chest.

With this benefit in hand, Ojido is in a very good mood. It's worth millions of rupees, so he will definitely get Rotun's matter done.

You know, ever since he had Rotun as his brother-in-law, especially after his relationship with his sister was announced, he has straightened his back in Delhi.

Especially among my own circle of friends, it’s so prestigious.

When Rawdon was in Delhi before, he taught many of the young masters in their circle a lesson.

Therefore, many people want to establish a good relationship with Ojido. Who knows if they will offend Rotun in the future.

If I really offend someone, I have a connection with Ojido and there is at least room for improvement through his connections.

Of course, not everyone is like this.

Some of them hated Rotun and were still resentful of the lesson he had taught them before.

Then they naturally look down on Ojie and try to sabotage him in every way.

In their opinion, Rodon had been transferred out of Delhi and there was basically no possibility for him to come back in this life.

What are you afraid of?

After all, they are mainly in Delhi. Even if Rodon becomes the director of the Gupta Police Department, he cannot control them. What is there to be afraid of?
So, they started to let themselves go again, and they are still the same as before.

Ojido was too lazy to pay attention to these people.

After all, you can't expect everyone to be your friend.

Anyway, everyone has their own circle and they just play their own games.

Ojedo is very satisfied with the current situation.

"Tsk tsk tsk, it's worthy of being the Indian election, all kinds of monsters and demons have come out." Roton looked at the news in the newspaper and chuckled.

In order to canvass votes in the early stages, campaign staff from major political parties have to give speeches at the polls, get close to voters, and make various promises.

Of course, the most important thing is to give benefits to these voters.

The direct way is to give rupees, how much per vote.

Otherwise, they can distribute some food, cooking oil or other daily necessities.

In short, it is impossible to win an election without spending money.

The amount of money spent on India's general election is increasing year by year. This includes various advertising expenses as well as benefits paid directly to voters.

In fact, even if you give money and gifts to voters, there is no guarantee that they will vote for you.

But if you don't spend this money, you definitely won't get the ticket.

Because other people spent money.

Of course there are some exceptions, such as idol stars. The love and support of fan voters for these idols will not be moved by a few rupees.

Campaigns require a huge amount of money and are built on money.

This means that those who can become members of parliament, whether federal or state, are often those who are rich and powerful.

If you don’t have money, there’s basically no show, just watch the fun.

The requirements for running for election are actually not high. As long as you are of sufficient age and pay a certain deposit, you can participate in the election, either in the name of a political party or as an individual.

But there is a problem here. Even if the so-called deposit is not much, it is still a huge sum of money for those poor people, and not many of them can afford it.

If the election is successful, the deposit will be refunded; if it is unsuccessful, it will be forfeited.

Those who are successful in elections are often rich and wealthy people, while those who fail are mostly due to lack of financial resources.

This meant that the money of the wealthy was returned in full, while the money of everyone else was pocketed. It was precisely because these candidates canvassed for votes in small towns and rural areas that conflicts arose, resulting in many casualties.

These conflicts are naturally conflicts between various vote-gathering forces. In order to win votes, violence is a very useful means.

It can be said that such things are happening all over the country.

Every year during elections, many people die because of these fights.

In addition to this cause of death, the temperature is often very high during the campaign period, possibly reaching 30 or 40 degrees Celsius during the day, which can cause many people to suffer from heatstroke or die from various diseases caused by the hot weather.

These tragedies happen during every election, yet no one is willing to improve them. It's just sad.

Luo Dun’s main job at work now is to read the newspaper, drink tea, and leave work on time.

If you don’t want to go to work, that’s fine. Then you don’t have to come to the police station. Who dares to interfere with the daily lives of the officers?

However, Roton still has a strong sense of professional ethics. If there is nothing else, he will still be at the police station during working hours.

At most, he would take a leave every once in a while to go to Mumbai or Delhi to have in-depth communication with his women.

As a man, you can't live without a woman for a long time.

Logically speaking, Luoton has been in Gubang for a year, so it should be easy for him to find a woman here.

Given Luoton's status and position, he could get whatever he wanted, whether as a student, a teacher, or a flight attendant.

As long as you wave your hand, those women will line up and come to you.

But Luoton was still very cautious.

After all, this is the People's Party's territory, and he offended a lot of people when he reorganized the police system.

If I mess around here, maybe some people will use this to seduce me.

It may not cause any substantial harm to yourself, but you still need to pay attention to the impact.

So, Rotun restrained his desire.

If I really can't stand it, I will fly to Mumbai and Delhi. Anyway, I can come and go freely and the work is very flexible.

All these travel expenses can be reimbursed. This is the treatment of senior civil servants.

Although Roton doesn't care about these expenses given his wealth, why should he pay more himself when the country can help him?

After all, everyone does it, so wouldn’t you be a fool not to do it?

Let's all fleece the country together.

While in Bombay, Itas and Lisa were able to satisfy Rawdon's fantasies and needs for various professions.

Both of them are actors with superb acting skills.

No matter what role he plays, he always plays it vividly. Various professional attires and uniforms give Rotten great satisfaction both psychologically and physically.

Of course, Kanina and Su Wei gave Roton a different feeling.

In short, after getting psychological and physical relief from these women, Luoton was able to return to Gubang and devote himself to his busy work with full passion.

I'm too busy reading newspapers and drinking tea all day.

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When Luoton arrived in Delhi, he naturally went straight to the residence of Su Wei and Kanina.

"Is there anything big happening in Delhi this time?" asked Kanina.

"Good thing or bad thing?" Su Wei turned over and asked.

She had not joined the battle between Rotun and Kanina just now, because her relatives had not left yet and it would take another day or two to clear up.

"What are you thinking about? Good or bad things? What's the big deal? There aren't so many big things." Rotten laughed.

"What's the big deal? You're the one who does big things." Su Wei said with a smile, "Right, sister?"

"Yes, when you come here we all wonder what trouble you are going to make." Kanina agreed.

"Okay, you men aren't that powerful. I came here to meet some old and new friends and talk about some things, nothing serious." Roden smiled. "I've been holed up in Gujarat for over six months and haven't done anything. I'm almost rusty."

"Isn't that great? How many people want to be like you, clocking in every day, doing nothing but sitting there, dazed and drinking tea, while still collecting their salary and benefits? How wonderful it would be." Su Wei said, "I wish I could have a life like that. Now I have to work overtime every day to modify the design according to the client's wishes. It's so annoying."

Luoton smiled. He knew Su Wei very well.

It seems like a complaint, but it's actually a joke.

Su Wei is very satisfied with her current life, and work is the direction she likes.

Now she has taken over most of the business related to costumes and props in Bollywood.

It can be said that her company is also very famous in Bollywood, and many film and television crews are willing to cooperate with her because Su Wei is very particular and serious about these clothing designs and can meet their needs.

"That's others. I have ambitions and dreams. I even dream of becoming the director of the General Administration someday," said Luo Dun. "As for you, you're just a small-time rich woman. You don't have to work hard, and you'll have more money than you can spend. No one forces you to work so hard. How can others survive if you work so hard?"

Su Wei covered her mouth and laughed, "If I really do nothing, won't I become a waste? Besides, if I really do that, will you still like me?"

"Then I definitely still prefer a hardworking Su Wei." Luoton said with a smile.

"Director General?" Kanina sighed. "That's still a long time away."

Kanina certainly had no doubt about Rotun's future achievements.

However, whether one can become the director general of a state depends not only on various connections and backgrounds, but also on luck.

Of course, with Roton's current achievements, even if he cannot become the director of the General Administration, he should have no problem becoming one of the highest-level officials in the General Administration.

For example, the possibility of him being the deputy director of the General Administration is still very high.

After all, there is only one director of the general administration, but there are several deputy directors.

(End of this chapter)