Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 7 First Class Police Officer

After returning to the police station, Yada also gave money to others as a welfare for everyone.

Although everyone was curious about the source of the money, the director didn't say much, so they didn't ask too much.

There are benefits to be gained, so why bother about so many things?

This money was actually earned.

At the same time, Yada announced that the position of the second-level police officer to be promoted to the first-level police officer would go to Luoton.

Most people were still very surprised by this result.

Because Rotun's qualifications were still relatively young, and several more experienced people who felt there was an opportunity had given Ada some things and money privately, but these things and money would not exceed 10,000 rupees, which was a far cry from the benefits Rotun brought to Ada.

But although this promotion was unexpected, most people supported it. After all, they all benefited from it, and all this was obviously related to Rotun's meritorious service.

Only those who felt they had a chance were dissatisfied with this, but they could only be dissatisfied in their hearts because they could not change the director's decision.

The promotion of such low-level police officers is basically decided by the chief of the department, and the report will not be rejected. Therefore, the promotion order will be issued in a few days, and the promotion of First-Class Police Officer Luoton is settled.

There are too few promotion quotas allocated to grassroots units. Sometimes a police station may not even have one quota in a year. There are too many people and too few vacancies.

Roton was called to the director's office by Ada alone.

"Director, what is this?" Roton saw Yada take out 20 rupees from a bundle, put them on the desk, and push them towards him.

"Here." Yada sighed, "Roden, you did a good job this time. Do better in the future."

What else is there to say? Roton is short of money now. Although he was rewarded with 3000 rupees just now, he can get more now. Why hesitate?

Of course, Roton also knew that this was a sincere reward from the director, so there was no problem in accepting it.

Yada paid out a total of about 28 rupees. Inspectors received more points, while police officers received less. Of course, the specific amount for each person was based on their police rank. After paying it out, there were still 12 rupees left, of which about rupees belonged to the Black Lion Gang.

Now that the gang has been busted, it is natural to confiscate their property. Of course, this money cannot be handed over to the government, as it is divided among everyone privately.

Yada thought that Rotun had made a great contribution this time. To be honest, if Rotun had not found the clue, he really had no confidence in finding the thief within three days.

Now that the matter with the Minister of Finance had been perfectly resolved, he was generous and gave Roton an extra 2.

Even so, he still took home 10 rupees by himself, which was a big profit this time.

When Rawdon came out of the director's office, everyone gathered around to congratulate him.

Normally, Rotten doesn't have much presence in the police station. Apart from his English translation, he doesn't do anything outstanding in other aspects.

Things are different now. Anyone with a little vision knows that if the director was only slightly optimistic about Luoton before, now Luoton has become the director's close confidant.

In addition, thanks to Roton, they were rewarded with almost two months' salary this time, and no one would resist money.

Therefore, most people are still willing to maintain a good relationship with Roton.

Deputy Director Geet Singh stared blankly at the 3 rupees on his desk. He already knew that the Black Lion Gang was finished.

The Black Lion Gang is considered to be his spy in the Dharavi gang, and can often provide him with a lot of information about the gangs in the jurisdiction.

I didn't expect that this time I would be defeated by Yada.

He felt uneasy. What did this mean? Was Yada dissatisfied with him?
Is this a warning to yourself?

And what exactly is the purpose of this police call?

Gert got limited information from the police officers who went out, and he knew that what they knew was indeed limited and they were not lying to him.

It should be that Yada concealed key information, saying that he was helping someone find a safe, and the safe was stolen by the Black Lion Gang.

So there was this scene.

The owner secretly gave Yada a benefit of 30 rupees. He is really rich.

Gert cursed the guys from the Black Lion Gang in his heart. Although he didn't know who the owner of the lost money was, judging from the other party's financial resources, how could a small gang like the Black Lion Gang afford to provoke him?

The Black Lion Gang was finished, and Gert was now afraid that Yada would target him. After all, Yada was the director and he was the deputy, so Yada had a clear advantage in terms of position.

But Gert thought about it and realized that Ada had given him 3 rupees this time, so it seemed that he wouldn't do anything to him.

It seems that I need to be more restrained next and wait and see what Yada does next.

Thinking of the position of director, Gert's heart suddenly ached.

He thought that this position was a sure thing, and he also looked for support behind him, but who knew that Yada would snatch it away?
This time, Yada gave money to everyone in the police station. This was a welfare benefit, which greatly enhanced Yada's prestige and won the hearts of many people.

But Gert will not give up so easily. He wants to reduce the impact of the Yada welfare incident and ensure his influence in the police station.

Thinking of this, he could no longer sit still, picked up the 3 rupees on the table and left the police station. He needed to find someone to back him up.

"Rotten, this time I really need your help," said Old Bud as he pulled Rotten to a deserted spot. "These 3000 rupees are just the beginning for me."

"What happened?" Rawdon asked.

"Nothing, it's the same old problem..."

After hearing what Bud said, Rotten also reacted.

Bud's wife is sick again and the medicine costs a lot.

Most of Bud's income was spent on this.

It is said that medical care is free in India, but the actual situation is ridiculous.

There is a serious shortage of medical resources, not just doctors, but especially medicines. The so-called free medicines are basically unavailable.

If you ask, you will only get the answer that it is out of stock or there is no medicine, and you are told to go back and wait.

I don’t know how long I’ll have to wait, it’s basically impossible to get there.

You can't wait when you're sick.

Then you can only bribe doctors or hospital staff to get some medicine, or go to a private pharmacy to buy it. The price is naturally very high and most people cannot afford it.

Although Bud is a police captain, he is still a police officer after all. He earns only a few hundred rupees more than Roton every month. He has a patient at home who needs long-term medication, and his life is very difficult.

"If it's not enough, I can lend you some." said Rotten.

"That's enough. These 3000 rupees will last me for a while." Bud sighed.

However, Rodon still gave Bud 2000 rupees.

This time, Bud helped me a lot, and Bud usually took good care of me.

Rotten felt that it was necessary to win over an experienced old policeman like Bud, who could help him a lot in daily life.

Of course, this was because Adado gave him 2 rupees, which made him rich overnight. Otherwise, it would have been impossible for Rawdon to lend such a huge sum of 2000 rupees.

Jara Goleta returned to the home of Finance Minister Rajti Nair with the safe.

After taking the account book from Hala, Rajiti couldn't help but let out a long sigh, and his heart was finally at ease.

"No one has seen the contents inside, right?" Raj asked.

"Those people from the Black Lion Gang have all been dealt with." Hala replied.

"Very good." Ragetti smiled.

It's better to have dead people, so that the secrets will not be leaked.

"But..." Hara hesitated and said, "I'm not sure if anyone from the police department saw it."

"What do you mean?" This made Rajiti frown.

For him, the contents of the account books must not be exposed. Once they are known by his political opponents, it will be very disadvantageous to him.

(End of this chapter)