Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 561 What's there to be afraid of, Rodon?
Bagwant had originally thought that the Delhi Afghan Party would probably have to listen to the Maharashtra Afghan Party in the future.

Now, according to this agreement, the Delhi Afghan Party also has the opportunity to take the lead.

Rodon agreed. In Bagwant's view, Rodon must have some other ideas and plans, probably because Rodon was very confident.

Having confidence is a good thing, but it doesn't guarantee success in the end.

There are far too many unexpected accidents.

Regardless, this is certainly a very good opportunity for the Delhi Afghan Party.

If you can seize power, no one will complain that you have too much power.

“I won’t take advantage of you either. As long as the Maharashtra People’s Party can win the government of two states, then you’ll win,” Arvind said.

“I’m fine with it, but I’m a little worried about whether you can retain control of the two states,” Rodon said.

“We’ve been building up Delhi for so many years, it won’t be so easy for the BJP to take it over,” Arvind said in a deep voice.

In Arvind's view, it would be difficult, if not impossible, for the Maharashtra People's Party to seize power in two or more states on its first attempt.

You have to understand that the Delhi Afghan Party has only managed to gain control of two states after all these years.

Punjab had only recently been captured.

Of course, he did this in a way that was also a gesture of goodwill towards Rodon.

He was genuinely dissatisfied with Bagvant's actions, but his dissatisfaction with Rodon was mixed; he still didn't want to offend Rodon too much.

Especially given the current situation of the Delhi Aam People's Party, if they offend Rodton again, they will really have no way out.

By agreeing to use the number of ruling states as the standard, Roton has already made a significant concession.

We can't be stingy on our own side either.

“Alright, as long as we seize control of at least two states, we’ll consider it a victory for us,” Rodon said with a smile.

“That’s right,” Arvind affirmed.

"We'll discuss the specific details of the agreement later; I won't get involved," Rodon said. "I dare say that once the two companies merge, the People's Party will be able to stop targeting you. Otherwise, I won't stand idly by."

Arvind had no objection to this.

He will discuss the details with Kanina and the others at that time.

He also understood that Rodton was reminding him that the current situation of the Delhi Afghan Party was difficult to change and that the current situation needed to be maintained.

Now that such an agreement has been reached, Arvind really doesn't want to make any major changes to the internal personnel.

The frequent personnel changes are very disadvantageous to the Delhi Afghan Party.

It's not impossible for him to relinquish power; if the Delhi Ahiman Party were to truly seize control, he would still benefit greatly.

At least Rodon gave himself some reassurance.

If the People's Party still wants to target him, Rodon will take action.

Arvind was quite familiar with Roton's power.

As long as Rodon is willing to help him, the law enforcement agency won't be able to do anything about him.

Upon returning, Rodon immediately contacted Kanina.

In fact, Kanina had been paying attention to this matter.

After Rodon spoke with her, she quickly discussed the specific details with the Delhi Afghan Party.

Kanina and her friends are still very confident in themselves.

This confidence was not only given to them by the positive development of the Mabang People's Party, but also by the confidence that Roton gave them.

Rodton constantly encouraged them, which fueled their enthusiasm.

Over the years, they have long since ceased to be content with just Mabang and have begun to expand into several surrounding states.

The results were excellent, but outsiders couldn't possibly know the full extent of the achievements, as they didn't fully understand Kanina and her team's specific abilities.

It's fair to say they were underestimated.

This is normal, because the Maharashtra People's Party is mainly led by women and its base is composed of low-caste poor people. Often, politicians don't think much of them, which is a form of discrimination that is hard to change.

Kanina and her team understand this, so they want to give everyone a big surprise, a big shock. They really want to show themselves, and they are looking forward to the next election.

This time, they agreed with the Delhi Afghan Party to decide the outcome based on the number of states they govern, and they didn't hesitate at all.

They have that confidence.

After this negotiation, Arvind became less concerned about Kanina and her group's activities in Delhi.

In truth, Arvind was well aware that even if Kanina and the others didn't come, Delhi was already a battleground for various political parties.

They each used their own methods to try and increase their influence in Delhi.

The BJP, in particular, has made quite a stir, aiming to replace the Delhi Afghan Party's position in Delhi.

If Kanina and her group join at this time, they can also leverage Rodon's power, which would be beneficial to the Delhi People's Party.

At least for him, there is a guarantee of safety.

Regardless of the outcome, I'm now tied to Rodon's side.

Since being arrested by law enforcement, Arvind is no longer as confident as he used to be.

The BJP even dared to target the Chief Minister of Delhi. This means that if the other side wanted to target them again, they certainly wouldn't have much to fear.

Therefore, he can only rely on Rodon now.

Only Rodton's CBI could stand up to law enforcement.

……

At Powell's home.

"Big brother, you have to stand up for me this time."

Boweid frowned and looked at his younger brother Panstar sitting across from him, saying, "What trouble have you gotten yourself into now?"

“What could I possibly want?” Pan Sida said. “I want you to arrest someone.”

"Who?" Boved was somewhat displeased.

As his power grew over the years, those around him naturally rose in status, especially his relatives, who all benefited from his influence.

Everyone was living a life of great success, getting whatever they wanted, and their wealth was booming.

Especially his younger brother, who often acts as a go-between for people and profits from it.

Powell usually helps with these things because he gets the lion's share.

If you have power, wouldn't it be a waste not to use it to your advantage?
However, my younger brother is getting more and more outrageous, and his appetite is getting bigger and bigger.

Often, when people asked him to do favors, Pan Sida would take a much larger cut than he actually received.

Isn’t this putting the cart before the horse?

Recently, Powell has had some issues with Panstar.

Of course, there was some dissatisfaction, but after all, they were his brothers, and it wasn't worth ruining their relationship over such a small amount of money.

In any case, Powell has many ways to make money now, and Panstar's income is only a very small part of his income.

“Sori, Sori Goyal,” Panstad said.

"Hmm? This name sounds familiar," Povey said after a moment's thought.

The names that sound somewhat familiar to him must have some significance.

"Which political party?" Powell asked.

“I’m not affiliated with any political party, I’m just a businessman,” Panstar said. “This time I’m planning to start my own business. I want to acquire a piece of land in Delhi and develop real estate there. Sori is competing with me for it…”

"A businessman? He's one of Rodon's men?" Povey suddenly remembered what Panstar had said. He came to his senses and remembered who this Sori Goyal was.

Rodton is now considered his rival, and a formidable one at that.

Bowen had investigated some of the key figures on Rodon's side.

Bowend knew that this Sori was someone Rodon had personally promoted.

Over the years, Soli's business has grown larger and larger, making him one of India's fastest-rising tycoons.

Sori has a wide network of connections and does business with families such as the Ambani, Adani, and Tata.

However, Powell knew the inside story.

All this is because of Rawdon.

This Sori is just someone Rodon puts out in the open; Rodon is the one directing everything behind the scenes.

Soli was originally just a small businessman in Punediwa, but after hooking up with Roton, he has become one of the fastest-rising richest people in India in recent years.

Bowayd had also investigated some of Sori's past.

“That’s right, it’s him. He caused quite a stir back then with Cyrus,” Pansida said.

"Have you lost your mind?" Powell snapped. "How many times have I told you? Some things are better left alone, and some people are better left alone. Is Rodon someone you can mess with?"

Of course, Powell also plays favorites depending on who he's dealing with.

He is indeed the director of the law enforcement bureau, and he certainly wields immense power.

But he still had to act according to Nirmala's wishes.

Rodon is someone even the People's Party is unwilling to directly break ties with. If Nirmala, the head of the law enforcement agency, clashes with Rodon, how will he view himself?
They'll probably blame themselves for causing trouble for the People's Party.

Can I still have a good life?

My younger brother has recently been blinded by money, without even considering who's involved.

“Brother, what are you afraid of?” Pan Sida did not back down after being scolded by Boweide. Instead, he said toughly, “What’s there to be afraid of about Rodon? You are the head of the law enforcement bureau, with the People’s Party backing you up. Why would you be afraid of Rodon?”

"What do you know? How much do you know about Rodon before you start spouting nonsense?" Powell shouted again.

What's there to be afraid of about Rodton?
That's a figure even the People's Party has to take seriously.

In his younger brother's words, Rodon seemed to have become insignificant.

If we let him continue like this, he might cause some big trouble at any time, and then it will affect us.

As Powell pondered these thoughts, Panstar retorted, "I know Rodon has a lot of power, but can it be bigger than the People's Party? Brother, your backer is Nirmala. Brother, sometimes you're just too cautious, too timid, which is why people ride roughshod over you. I heard recently that Rodon threatened you with investigating high-ranking officials in your law enforcement agency—what a disgrace! If it were me, I would have slapped him across the face. It's just the Central Bureau of Investigation, isn't it? Let's see if Rodon can still be the director after the next election."

(End of this chapter)