Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 558 Temporary Parole
Rodon understood, of course, that Fia was somewhat worried about him.

Ita and Lisa were also staring at Rodon; they had been startled when they heard Rodon targeting the law enforcement agency.

Nowadays, law enforcement agencies avoid provoking them if possible, since they are backed by the People's Party.

If a conflict occurs, everyone will suffer losses, so there's no need for it at this time.

“Tomorrow you can give her a reply saying that Arvind has been arrested, the law enforcement agency has released the evidence of his illegal activities, Arvind’s prestige has been severely damaged, his approval rating has dropped, and the situation for the Delhi Afghan Party in Delhi has become unfavorable. They have actually achieved their goal. Keeping him in custody will not benefit the BJP, and it may even lead to a backlash from public opinion, and accusations of political persecution may be confirmed,” Rodon said.

“Do you think Nirmala will release him if I say this to her?” Fia asked. “Judging from the recent actions of the People’s Party, they have no intention of releasing him.”

“We definitely need to be tough on the outside, and show that we won’t release him. We can talk about it privately. I think they can arrange parole, so that everyone can save face,” Rodon laughed.

Fia was taken aback.

“That’s good. Parole doesn’t mean Arvind is out of trouble. I believe the People’s Party will accept it,” Lisa said.

“Alvind is still working inside, so there’s really not much difference between being inside and outside,” Itas added.

"Alright, I'll reply to her like this. I can't guarantee it will work," Fia said.

“No problem, I believe the BJP doesn’t want to cause turmoil throughout India because of this,” Roton said.

Fia smiled. Because of this incident, the Congress Party and other opposition groups started causing all sorts of trouble, not only in Delhi but also in other states, to support the Delhi Afghan Party and oppose the BJP's political persecution.

On this matter, the Congress Party and other opposition groups are relatively united in that they want to use this incident to put pressure on the People's Party.

If we just let this go, the People's Party might escalate its actions even further.

At that time, all of these opposition figures will become targets of the BJP, and anyone could be the next Delhi Afghan Party.

Nobody wants this to happen.

Although the People's Party can continue to detain Arvind, the subsequent consequences will certainly be negative for the People's Party.

With the arrest of Arvind, the People's Party has actually achieved its goal, and the effect has far exceeded their expectations.

The revelation of evidence of Arvind's crimes has greatly disappointed countless voters in Delhi, and the reputation of the Delhi Afghan Party has suffered a severe decline.

Therefore, whether or not Arvind is imprisoned is no longer important to the People's Party at this point.

Roton's move at this time was aimed at enhancing Bagwant's prestige within the Delhi Afghan Party.

Regardless, it was Bagwant who begged him to get things done and to get Arvind out.

Parole means he won't have to stay in jail anymore, which demonstrates Bagwant's capabilities.

“That’s true, but aren’t your methods a bit too extreme? Directly threatening the law enforcement bureau, they’ll probably think you’re trying to stir up trouble,” Fia asked.

“You’re wrong,” Rodton said in a deep voice. “Arresting a chief minister, such a big deal, and the law enforcement agency just does it like that? This is a warning to Powell. The Central Bureau of Investigation may have kept a low profile, but that doesn’t mean they’re doing nothing.”

“That’s true, the Central Bureau of Investigation also has the right to inquire,” Fia sighed.

If the law enforcement agency acts alone in such a major incident, what about the Central Bureau of Investigation?
By using this method, Rodton was demonstrating the presence of the CBI and also serving as a deterrent to Powell.

The Central Bureau of Investigation is now a force they cannot ignore.

“If they don’t release him, the CBI can also get involved in this case,” Rodton said.

“I understand. I believe Nirmala will handle this well.” Fia smiled.

She knew Nirmala quite well.

The People's Party has achieved its goal, so they won't keep Arvind locked up indefinitely.

Now that Rodton has taken action, the law enforcement agency can easily back down and find a way to save face.

Parole means that Arvind will have to live as a suspect for a long time to come.

Although many Indian politicians have criminal records, and some are even still under trial.

But Arvind has attracted too much attention. As the Chief Minister of Delhi, such a scandal has essentially ruined his political future.

The next day, Nirmala received a response from Fia.

After hanging up the phone, Nirmala smiled, got up, and walked out of the office.

She quickly knocked on the door of Lao Xian's office.

"Let it go. Arvind isn't that much of a threat to us now," the old immortal laughed after hearing Nirmala's words.

“Perhaps letting him go back will cause even greater internal conflict within the Delhi Ahiman Party,” Nirmala said. “Bhagwant has been holding a strong position in the Delhi Ahiman Party recently, and I wonder what Arvind will think when he goes back.”

"That's right, who would willingly relinquish power?" Old Immortal chuckled. "However, I was a bit surprised that Rodon actually intervened this time. Has this kid overstepped his bounds?"

“Your Excellency, would you like to give Rodon a warning?” Nirmala inquired. “Not for now,” Old Man waved his hand. “We must prioritize the election. After we win the next election, his term as acting director will be over. He wants to become the director of the Central Bureau of Investigation? Impossible.”

Although the old man greatly admired Rodon, he still had to act in the interests of the People's Party.

Old Immortal was still uneasy about letting someone like Rodon, who was not under his control, take charge of the Central Bureau of Investigation and wield that power.

Now that Rodton is the acting director, he tolerated it.

After winning the election, he will definitely use the power of the state to support someone else to take power and strip Rodton of his real power.

Whether it's the law enforcement agency or the Central Bureau of Investigation, they must be under our control.

“The Aam Afro-Malaysian People’s Party has been quite active in Delhi recently. Should we keep an eye on it?” Nirmala asked again.

"Roton's women are all quite remarkable," the old man said with a slight smile. "Arvind is no longer a concern. The Delhi Afghan Party's support has plummeted, and even if the two parties unite, they can't cause much trouble. As for Roton, let's put it off until after the next general election. That kid's network of connections is not simple, and with his own influence, a conflict with him now would only benefit the Congress Party guys. There's no need for that."

“I understand,” Nirmala said with a light laugh.

That's basically her attitude too.

At this time, the People's Party's main opponent was still the Congress Party, without a doubt.

Of course, she also believes that the People's Party will be able to win a majority in parliament in the next general election.

Although the People's Party has many internal problems, its advantages are still significant.

After being re-elected three times, the People's Party's power will rise to a new level.

Even a troublesome figure like Rodon will have to back down then.

This is also why His Excellency the Prime Minister said he would take down the Central Bureau of Investigation in his third term.

I believe that by then, if Rodon is smart, he will back down.

"I heard you have a good relationship with Rodon's wife," the old immortal asked.

“Yes, Fia is a rare friend I get along with.” Nirmala didn’t hide anything.

"Hopefully they'll be more sensible in the future," the old immortal said.

“They are smart people, and as long as we win the next election, I believe they will know what to do,” Nirmala said.

"That's good," the old immortal said. "Arvind can be paroled, but we can add a condition: it must be temporary, temporary parole."

“Provisional parole.” Nirmala paused for a moment.

“We can bring him back at any time,” the old immortal said.

“Your Excellency the Prime Minister, now that we’ve let him out, it will be much more difficult to bring him back. The Central Bureau of Investigation has intervened, and things are getting complicated with Povey,” Nirmala said.

“It’s not like we’re really going to bring him back,” the old man laughed. “This is for the people to see, to tell them that Arvind has committed a serious crime and that we can arrest him again at any time. In short, we want Arvind to carry this charge. That way, the Delhi Afghan Party won’t be able to do much in this election.”

“I see,” Nirmala said with sudden realization. “I will inform Povey. That’s what we’ll do.”

Inside an office at the headquarters of the Delhi Afghan Party.

Arvind and Bagwant were the only two people there; there was no one else.

"Are you just going to let those women steal our boyfriends on our turf?" Arvind asked angrily.

“The Aam Ayutthaya Party (AA) has always been close to us. Since you were investigated, the BJP has been making a lot of noise in Delhi, putting us in a very passive position. Other political parties have also jumped in. At this time, the AA's arrival is actually helping us,” Bagwant explained.

"Hmph, help us? Is this how you help us?" Arvind sneered.

Bagwant sighed inwardly.

He knew that his explanations would probably not satisfy Arvind.

Arvind is now very unhappy with himself.

This discontent stemmed from the purge Arvind himself carried out within the Delhi Ayatollah Party during his arrest, an action that provoked Arvind.

Because there are indeed some people among them whom Arvind values ​​highly.

Arvind saw it as a betrayal of him, as he was trying to seize power.

Therefore, no matter what he does now, Arvind will not approve.

Arvind is now using Kanina and the others' actions as a pretext to put pressure on himself and create trouble for himself.

Even without Kanina and the others, Arvind would have found something else to do. In short, if this matter wasn't handled properly, Bagvant felt he would be in big trouble.

(End of this chapter)