Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 554 Seizing the Opportunity
After Arvind was arrested by law enforcement, the court quickly approved the law enforcement's application for detention.

The Delhi Afghan Party also acted swiftly, immediately applying to the court for bail.

Unfortunately, all my applications were rejected.

The People's Party has clearly won over the court system.

It won't be so easy for Arvind to get out.

Opposition parties, including the Congress Party, criticized the People's Party for abusing state power.

The Delhi Afghan Party also rallied many supporters for various marches.

The People's Party insists that the enforcement action was carried out in accordance with the law and has nothing to do with politics, and accuses Arvind of corruption, all of which are supported by solid evidence.

After this incident, the people of Delhi naturally divided their opinions on the matter into several camps, with some supporting it and others opposing it.

Regardless, the Delhi Afghan Party's approval rating has clearly been greatly affected.

After all, the enforcement agency has already released some evidence of Arvind's illegal activities, which has angered many people who originally supported the Delhi Afghan Party.

One of Arvind's governing philosophies is to oppose corruption and crack down on job-related crimes, but isn't it ironic that he himself is corrupt?

“The situation is not good.” The core leaders of the Delhi Afghan Party gathered together.

In response to the current situation, they have been holding frequent meetings to discuss countermeasures.

Since the law enforcement agency refuses to release him, they don't have a good way to get Arvind out.

They realized that they had underestimated the difficulty of this challenge.

The People's Party is completely disregarding all opposing voices this time, with the sole aim of getting rid of Arvind.

“Regardless, we must get him out on bail first,” Bagvant said.

He is currently acting as the acting head of the Delhi Afghan Party, so he will naturally be concerned about Arvind's bail.

At least that's the case on the surface.

"But what are we supposed to do? We've done everything we could. The Congress Party is utterly useless; they talk a good game, but it's been completely ineffective," someone said.

They had already contacted the Congress Party and other opposition groups.

The Congress Party naturally expressed its willingness to provide full assistance, but so far, there has been no effect whatsoever.

The People's Party is not giving an inch.

If this continues, the negative impact on the Delhi Aam Ahiman Party will be too great.

Arvind used to be the key figure of the Delhi People's Party, but now, that key figure is about to fall from grace.

Then the Delhi People's Party will suffer a major blow.

The experiences of this period have filled the Delhi Afghan Party with a pessimistic mood.

Bagwant naturally understood what these people were thinking; this was a huge blow to everyone.

Of course, some people are worried about the future of the Delhi Afghan Party, but Bagwant knows better that many others are thinking about other things.

For example, they could seize power from the Delhi Afro-Parti Party.

In their pursuit of power, some even secretly colluded with members of the People's Party.

This is something Bagwant cannot tolerate.

Even if Arvind cannot seize power, the Delhi Afghan Party should be in his hands.

Unfortunately, during this time, Bagvante had noticed that many old guys had started to criticize him.

These old guys believe that their inability to bail Arvind out after all this time is due to a lack of competence.

Since the person lacks the ability, then a more capable person should be appointed to take charge of the work.

This is the only way to better lead the Delhi Afghan Party and better rescue Arvind.

Bagvante would have been in a real bind if he had encountered something like this.

After all, these guys have a lot of influence in Delhi, and it will be quite difficult for him to completely suppress them.

Since becoming the Chief Minister of Punjab, Bagwant's main power has been in Punjab, while his influence in Delhi has weakened considerably.

However, Fia contacted him a few days ago.

Fia brought him good news: he didn't need to worry too much about Punjab.

Then I can focus all my energy on Delhi.

Since these guys want to fight, I won't be afraid of them.

He still holds the advantage; he's the number two figure in the Delhi Afghan Party, a fact that cannot be denied regardless of their dissatisfaction.

During Arvind's absence, he should rightfully take over the day-to-day affairs of the Delhi Afghan Party.

To be honest, Bagwant initially wanted to rescue Arvind after he was captured.

However, public opinion is gradually turning against the people's party.

Even if Arvind eventually gets out, his reputation will be ruined.

If Arvind continues to lead the Delhi Afghan Party, it will do them no good. On the contrary, the party's support in Delhi will plummet due to Arvind's scandals.

Deep down, Bagvante intends to get rid of Arvind.

After all, having more power is what these politicians pursue.

Of course, he can't show it so openly right now; he still has to appear as if he's actively trying to rescue Arvind.

Numerous meetings were held within the Delhi Afghan Party, but none of them yielded any results.

The differences between the people are getting bigger and bigger.

They were completely bogged down in wrangling, which did almost nothing to help with how to rescue Arvind. Even so, Arvind himself did not give up.

He stated that even while in custody, he remains the Chief Minister of Delhi.

So he worked from the detention center, issuing decrees from the Chief Minister.

According to Indian law, he was indeed legally justified in doing so.

That is, his position as chief minister was not revoked without a final trial.

Even the People's Party didn't have a good solution to this move.

Arvind is very tough.

This assertive stance salvaged some popularity, but the negative impact remained significant and continues to grow.

Therefore, this tough stance was actually a manifestation of Arvind's helplessness.

Because it's extremely difficult for him to get out this time.

The People's Party instructed the law enforcement agency to strengthen its surveillance of Arvind, preventing him from arbitrarily dismissing outsiders and cutting off contact between outsiders and Arvind as much as possible.

That evening, Bagwant came to visit Roton's home.

After personally brewing a cup of tea for the two of them, Fia withdrew.

Although she is a strong woman, in front of outsiders, she still has to prioritize her husband.

“It’s not easy for the CBI to intervene,” Rodon said after hearing Bagvant’s purpose.

Bagvante came to ask Rodon if the CBI could intervene.

This might put pressure on law enforcement, which could help with Arvind's bail.

“Yes, this matter has indeed put you in a difficult position,” Bagwant sighed. “The situation of the Delhi Afghan Party is very bad right now, and I’m at a loss as to what to do.”

Rodon smiled inwardly.

Bagvante immediately gave up on the idea of ​​rescuing Arvind.

It seems the allure of becoming the leader of the Delhi Afghan Party is still quite strong.

If he really wanted to save Arvind, he wouldn't have come to him so directly.

Bagwant is now certainly the focus of the BJP and the media; his every move is hard to escape their notice.

Therefore, if Bagvant really wanted to save Arvind, even if he wanted to ask for his help, he should have used other covert methods, such as sending some inconspicuous people to contact him secretly. Even contacting him by phone would have been better than what he is doing now. At least he shouldn't come to his house so openly.

Doesn't this just tell everyone that he wants their help?
Of course, this was also Bagvant's intention.

He wanted to tell some people, especially some members of the Delhi Afghan Party, that I am still working hard to find a way to bail Arvind out.

Actually, going to Rodon won't really have any effect.

Bagwant was well aware of this.

The CBI is now keeping a relatively low profile under Rodton's leadership.

Of course, this low profile is different from that during the Vides era.

The low profile that Wiedes maintained during his time was really due to a lack of other options. He was constantly being suppressed by law enforcement, so he had no choice but to keep a low profile.

Rodon's current low profile is more accurately described as a tacit understanding with the People's Party.

As long as Rodon doesn't make too much of a fuss, the Central Bureau of Investigation will still retain its power, and the People's Party won't target the Central Bureau of Investigation too much.

This is beneficial to both sides.

Therefore, at this time, the Central Bureau of Investigation would certainly not cause trouble for the law enforcement agency.

This is not just a problem between the Central Bureau of Investigation and the Enforcement Bureau; it also involves the People's Party.

Rodton wouldn't do that now.

“I think you still need to do your best to stabilize the people in Delhi, and you must pay attention to your approval ratings,” Rodon said. “This time you have been hit very hard, and if things go wrong, you may lose the next general election.”

These words brought a bitter look to Bagwant's face. He knew very well that Rodon's words were not an exaggeration.

If this matter continues to escalate, this terrible outcome is inevitable.

“After taking Punjab, the situation was initially very favorable, but unexpectedly it has taken a sharp turn for the worse. I had raised objections to the alcohol policy back then, but under the instigation of some greedy people within the organization, Arvind couldn’t resist the temptation…” Bagwant said.

Rodon chuckled inwardly; Arvind had more than just this one problem.

The law enforcement agency is just using this as an excuse now.

Even without issues related to alcohol policy, the law enforcement agency could still find plenty of other evidence to cause trouble for Arvind.

Rodton was aware of these things as well.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) conducts covert investigations into these politicians. While they may not be 100% certain about their private lives, they know a good 70-80%.

There's nothing wrong with you normally; it's just that people don't want to investigate you.

If an investigation were to be conducted, the evidence would be readily available.

"There's no point in talking about this now. The BJP is launching a lot of propaganda campaigns in Delhi right now, so you need to be careful," Rodon said.

“It’s not just the People’s Party; those bastards like the Congress Party are doing the same thing, sending all sorts of people to campaign for votes and kicking us when we’re down.” Bagwant said, his face showing anger.

Everyone could have predicted the actions of the People's Party.

The Congress Party's actions have angered some members of the Delhi Afghan Party.

Of course, anger aside, they would probably do the same thing if they were in their shoes.

The ruling power in Delhi is of great significance; who wouldn't want to get involved?
“Of course, I know these things are unavoidable,” Bagwant added. “If possible, Ms. Kanina can also come to Delhi. We are short-staffed and need their help.”

(End of this chapter)