Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 460 The gangster eats the gangster

"This is the funny thing about these cases. Who would have thought of it if they hadn't come into contact with them personally?" The director showed amazement on his face, but he noticed Roton's expression and realized that his sigh was a bit inappropriate. Dare to tease the director's appetite? Are you tired of living?

After the director came to his senses, he hurriedly said, "Director, these women basically all have hidden money. Because of the demonetization order, they have to take out the hidden money they have hidden for many years and exchange it at the bank. In this way, the fact that they have hidden their money has been exposed, and their husbands have found out..."

After listening to this, Luo Dun finally understood what was going on.

These women saved their daily small change, accumulated it slowly, and converted it into large amounts of money to hide away. Over time, they had a large sum of private money.

When their husbands found out, most of them were very angry and started domestic violence.

After all, in India, the status of women is lower than that of animals.

Their husbands feel they have been deceived. How can this be tolerated? Are these women rebelling against heaven?

Domestic violence happens naturally.

The news that these women suddenly became rich would spread quickly, and they would be targeted by some people. Robbery, theft, rape, etc. would happen, and the number of these cases would increase rapidly.

When the director was talking about these cases, for example, when he talked about the rape case, his face was full of smiles, and he treated it as an entertainment event or a joke.

Sometimes, Rawdon found himself immune to these cases.

After all, in India, what kind of case is rape?

So things like domestic violence are not worth mentioning.

Even if someone reports the case, the police will eventually ask both parties to communicate privately and reconcile.

The husbands of these women may say in front of the police that they will no longer commit domestic violence, but after the police leave, the domestic violence will become more intense.

These are some of the negative effects brought about by the demonetization of banknotes.

For the People's Party, these are nothing; what they want is votes.

"You have the full support of our family," Shapur said to Cyrus, who sat across from him. "I had originally raised a lot of money specifically for your upcoming needs, but I didn't expect the government to issue a demonetization order. It's really a headache."

Cyrus knew that his brother had sold a lot of family properties in exchange for a lot of cash.

The government's demonetization order this time really caught many people by surprise, including him.

"Do you think the government is deliberately targeting us?" Shapur said again.

"Brother, you think too much." Cyrus said.

"I'm not overthinking it. The Tata family is very powerful, so it's not impossible for them to persuade the BJP to cooperate with their actions," Shapur said. "Plus, the timing is perfect. I just sold assets to raise cash, and now the government is issuing this demonetization order. It feels like a direct attack on us."

After all, his brother has now fallen out with the Tata family, and anything can happen.

"If they really want to target us, they don't have to do this to the whole of India, right?" Cyrus sighed. "This would have a huge impact. The Tata family can't get the BJP leadership to make such a decision. All we can say is, this is the decision made by the BJP leadership, so stop the conspiracy theories."

"Hearing what you said, I feel a lot more at ease." Shapur said with a smile.

In fact, he didn't believe in his heart that the government would issue a demonetization order to target him, but he still had some doubts in his heart.

Shapur had full faith in his brother's ability, and since Cyrus said so, it must be true.

"Are you having trouble exchanging those notes?" asked Cyrus.

There is no doubt that he will need a lot of money next.

After all, he couldn't just let it go like that.

So he needs this financial support.

He also knew that the amount of money was huge and it might not be easy to exchange it.

"You don't have to worry too much about that," Shapur said with a smile. "I've already found someone to do the exchange. The government has imposed various restrictions, but it's not that difficult for us to circumvent them. It's just a matter of finding more people to do the exchange. We can afford the cost."

The cost of finding someone is actually very low. For those poor people, they can get a good reward by just going to the bank to help with the exchange. There are too many people who want to do it.

If Shapur went to exchange the money himself, the huge amount of money involved would be tens of billions, and the government would definitely investigate.

Whether this money is illegal income or proceeds from the sale of assets, it cannot be seen in public.

Needless to say, illegal income is certainly not something that should be known to others.

Originally, the money obtained from the sale of assets was clean.

But the problem is that they use cash transactions, which constitutes tax evasion.

At that time, the government will directly impose a 60% punitive tax, which will take away more than half of the wealth at once. Who can bear it?
Compared to this, the compensation given to the poor and the untouchables is really nothing to mention.

However, these exchanges take some time and cannot be completed all at once.

Of course, Shapur has already made all the arrangements, and all the redemption will definitely be completed before the end of the specified time.

Rich and powerful people like them don't care about the demonetization orders at all. It's just a matter of making some trouble and spending some money to solve the problem.

"This method is really practical." Cyrus didn't know how to comment for a moment.

"Although it's not very efficient, it's reliable. Everyone does it." Shapur said with a smile.

Cyrus also smiled, believing that it would be no problem to leave these matters to his elder brother.

With this money in hand, I believe I can still fight with Ratan.

Cyrus is still very proud. He has always been smooth sailing since he was a child and has been successful in everything he does.

After returning from studying abroad, he first worked in his family group, and later became the chairman of Tata Group at a young age. Such an achievement is enough to make people feel extremely proud.

Such pride made him unable to accept his current failure.

He had never suffered such a blow before, and he couldn't swallow it.

"But I'd better not tell my father about what happened between me and the Tata family," said Cyrus.

"Father knew it a long time ago," said Shapur.

"It's not surprising for him to know that I was dismissed as chairman," Cyrus said. "I'm saying that I'm going to continue fighting with Ratan. Please keep it a secret from my father. I don't want him to worry."

Shapur looked troubled. "I can hide it, but it will eventually be exposed. After all, there's all sorts of news these days, and information is so readily available. Besides, are you really determined to continue fighting the Tata family?"

Shapur was still very worried about Cyrus' decision.

After all, he was well aware of the power of the Tata family.

He was afraid that if Cyrus continued, he would suffer.

And their Mistry family will also be implicated.

"There's nothing to be afraid of." Cyrus snorted coldly. "The Tata family has been prosperous in India for too long, respected and admired by the people. But I'm well aware of the dirty deeds that Ratan and his gang have been doing behind the scenes. For their own selfish interests, they've harmed the interests of other shareholders. They've treated me like this, and I won't let it go. I want all Indians to know what kind of people the Tata family are... You just need to help keep it a secret from my father. As for if he really finds out later, just let it go..."

Cyrus believed that he still had some leverage over the Tata family.

In India, the Tata family has a very positive image.

Because the Tata family has invested more than 90% of its wealth, such as the shares of the Tata Group, in charitable funds. Therefore, the wealth of the Tata family is not really that much, because these charitable funds are not considered the wealth of the Tata family.

But the Tata family controls these charitable foundations, and these charitable foundations hold power in the Tata Group.

The purpose of doing this is to prevent future generations from ruining the family business.

There are charitable funds, and the descendants of the Tata family receive living expenses from these funds every year.

Of course, these charitable funds will also do some good things, whether it is for show or not, they do spend a lot of money.

In terms of charity, Tata Group is definitely unique among Indian companies, so it is respected by the Indian people.

But in Cyrus's view, these are all tricks played by the Tata family.

What is charity? It is just a means for the Tata family to cover up crimes and make money.

He believed that as long as he threatened the Tata family in this way, they would seriously consider his conditions.

Even if he can no longer serve as the chairman of the Tata Group, they have to give him adequate compensation.

It is naive to think that one can remove himself from the position of chairman with just a statement.

A bank branch in Mumbai is crowded with people.

These people crowded here to exchange the two large-denomination banknotes in their hands.

To prevent any riots, the Mumbai police deployed a large number of police officers at every bank branch.

Thanks to the presence of these policemen, the scene was still noisy, but at least nothing happened.

"How much do you want to exchange?" The bank staff was busy and mechanically asked the people who came to exchange.

This period of time was a nightmare for bank staff.

In the past, their work was actually quite easy.

Few people come to the bank to do business. You should know that more than half of the people in India do not have bank accounts.

Things like deposits don't exist for these people at all.

One reason is that they don't have much money. After all, there are more than one billion livestock in India, so how much savings can they have?

Also, even if they have a little money, they are used to keeping cash at home.

Banks are of no use to these people.

Moreover, even if someone comes to handle business, the efficiency of these bank staff is extremely low.

They are all kinds of procrastinators, delaying work as much as possible.

Some bank employees handle transactions at a speed almost comparable to that of sloths, which are known for their slow movements.

If I can complete one order in a day, I will never do two.

But now, they can no longer do these little tricks.

Because there are too many people coming to exchange now, if they really proceed as slowly as before, they will probably be torn apart by these angry people.

The demonetization order still makes these people panic, fearing that they will not be able to exchange the large-denomination banknotes in their hands.

Therefore, their current efficiency is still very fast.

Even so, these people still have strong opinions and are slow to act.

Can you blame them?

There are only so many people on staff, and who can handle so many people coming in all of a sudden?

Fortunately, there were police on the scene to maintain order, and these guys didn't dare to act recklessly, which made the bank employees feel a little more at ease.

Otherwise, they would not dare to come to work. After all, these people are very emotional and may explode at the slightest provocation.

"20 rupees." A man in his thirties put a bag on the table.

"Oh? I need to count it." said the bank staff.

This amount is actually a bit too much for most people.

The most common exchange rates they encountered were below 10 rupees, generally around tens of thousands of rupees, and there were even quite a few that were several thousand rupees.

But now there are too many people, so some people have received more than 20 rupees, which is not too surprising.

As long as it is not more than 25 lakh rupees, they will not ask any more questions.

After all, the above policy has stipulated that if the deposit or exchange exceeds 25 rupees, the other party’s source of money and employment will be asked.

See if his income is consistent with having this amount of money.

"Wait a minute." At this time, police officers squeezed in.

The bank employee couldn't help but look at him and asked, "Officer, what's the matter?"

"Excuse me, I have something to ask him." This was a deputy inspector. He looked at the man who wanted to exchange 20 rupees and asked, "Where did you get so much money?"

"Ah? Captain Harry, you're asking this too?" The man obviously knew the inspector.

"Stop talking nonsense and answer my question." Deputy Inspector Harry stared at him and shouted.

A hint of panic flashed across the man's eyes, but he still replied, "This~~This is what I saved over the years."

"Hmph, he's hesitant to speak. You have something to hide. This money must have come from illegal sources. I don't even know who you are," Deputy Inspector Harry shouted. "Take him away for investigation."

"Captain Harry, it's unfair. I saved it..."

Unfortunately, the two police officers behind Deputy Inspector Harry did not give him a chance. They slapped him twice and took him away. Of course, they also took away the 20 rupees.

"Don't worry, everyone. As long as it's your own money, feel free to exchange it. Just go ahead." Deputy Inspector Harry saw that many people at the scene looked nervous, so he hurriedly explained.

It is certain that the public is afraid of the police, as these policemen usually engage in extortion and even engage in robbery.

Isn’t that what happened just now?
In the view of many people, these policemen must have set their sights on the 20 rupees.

What kind of investigation is this? It means they just withheld the money and divided it among themselves, right?

This is something the police do all the time.

They come to the bank to exchange large-denomination banknotes, and it can be said that they bring almost all their assets.

If I get framed by the police, who can I turn to for justice?

It is inevitable to feel fear in your heart.

(End of this chapter)