Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 15 Promotion is just a matter of words
Paddy and Sishji followed behind Pirando with extremely respectful expressions. There was nothing they could do about it. It was the gap in status. Their police ranks and positions were not as high as the other's. In addition, Pirando's identity as a federal police IPS was enough to prevent them from having the slightest disrespect.

It is impossible for Pirando and Paddy to do something like Deputy Director Gert daring to provoke Director Ada.

It can be said that the federal police holds absolute power, at least within his jurisdiction.

Unless there are some special cases where the subordinates have strong background and network of relationships, it is a different story.

The district police chief came to visit him personally, and Luo Dun was naturally flattered.

Roton had already learned about the situation outside through Bud, and he had brought honor to the police system this time.

If it weren't for me, the Mumbai police system would have been criticized by various media again, and many people would have been in trouble.

People all over India have no good feelings towards the police. After all, the police spend too much time doing nothing and deserve to be scolded.

So, Roton was the only bright spot that the Mumbai police system could use for publicity.

Pirando praised Rotun and told him that he would arrange for reporters to interview him next. Rotun should pay attention to his words and ensure the glorious image of the Mumbai Police Department in this incident.

Of course, Roton understood what this meant. When the time came, he would say that all this was arranged by the higher-ups and share the credit.

There was nothing to be reluctant about. Roton knew very well that he had made a fortune this time. Ada would be grateful to him, Pirando would be grateful to him, and even the Chief of the Mumbai Police would remember his name.

So, when the reporters were allowed in for the interview, Rotun answered the reporters' questions according to Pirando's instructions, saying that all this was arranged by the superiors and he was just following orders.

Then wouldn’t the police chiefs above be credited with having prepared for a rainy day?

Pirando was very satisfied with Rotten's answer. After the interview, he left, but he handed over the matters here to Deputy Chief Paddy.

Ten minutes after Pirando left, Paddy handed the matter over to Xishiji. He came here mainly to show his face in front of many media and get some credit.

Now that his goal has been achieved and the director has left, why is he still staying here?
Take care of Rawdon?

Just kidding, as a deputy director, he is giving face to Roton by coming to take a look.

Other district bureau leaders also withdrew.

Xishiji stayed and did not leave immediately. Although the main media reporters had just accepted interviews, there were still many reporters from tabloids and other media who refused to leave.

He has to deal with these matters, and if he fails to handle them properly, it will cause considerable trouble to their police system.

Yada's status was obviously not enough, and the deputy director asked for it, so even if he was unwilling, he had to stay. After all, he was the inspector general and his status in the district police station was not low.

His main responsibility is to supervise the police stations under his jurisdiction and he has a lot of say in the rewards and punishments of the police officers under his jurisdiction, so this position is still very powerful.

Rotun felt very happy. Although Pirando didn't say how to reward him, Rotun felt that he had made a great contribution this time and might even be promoted to the next level.

For low-level police officers, it is extremely difficult to get promoted to the position of sheriff, but this kind of thing depends on the person. In front of a person like Pirando, it is just a position of sheriff. Isn't promotion just a matter of a word?
At this time, North led a little old man in his sixties into the ward. The old man was holding a black briefcase in his hand.

"Inspector General, this is Miss Reba's agent..."

Before North could finish his words, the old man interrupted him and said, "Let me introduce myself. My name is Newto Percy, Miss Reba's agent. It's an honor to meet the Inspector General."

Xishiji smiled and said, "Nice to meet you. I wonder what's up Mr. Parsi? Is Miss Reba okay?"

"Ms. Reba is doing well, thanks to the protection of Officer Mahesh and the police. Miss Reba couldn't come because of something, so she asked me to come here to express her gratitude to all the police officers, and also to give Officer Mahesh a little gift of thanks." After saying this, Niu Tu took out a bulging envelope from his briefcase.

Since Xishiji was in front of Niutu, Niutu handed the envelope to him. Although Xishiji did not see what was inside the envelope, he could tell from its shape that it contained a stack of rupees.

"Mr. Parsi, this is what we police officers should do, so we cannot accept these." Xishiji said very seriously.

"Officer Mahesh was injured after all. This is a small gift from Miss Reba. Otherwise she would feel bad. I hope the Inspector General will accept it." Niu Tu insisted.

"I really can't accept it..."

Seeing Xishiji's stern refusal, Luoton cursed in his heart.

Anyone with eyesight can tell that there is money inside.

Looking at the thickness, if there are thousand-yuan bills inside, there are probably about 500 yuan. Even if it is -yuan denomination, there are to yuan. After all, Roton often dealt with rupees in his previous life and was very sensitive to this.

This is money given to you. Why would you, Xishiji, refuse it? Why do you pretend to be an honest and upright policeman? Besides, this is not the money you embezzled. This is the nutrition fee that others give you as a token of gratitude for your injury.

Given my current family situation, I urgently need money to improve my life, and the upcoming civil service exam training will also be a huge expense.

But Rotun could only curse in his heart; as the person involved, he couldn't interrupt.

Xishiji and Niutu both persisted, and finally both of them left the ward. Gert followed Xishiji like a follower.

After the two of them kept going back and forth for another five minutes outside, Xishiji finally compromised and let Gert beside him accept the money.

"Then please ask the Inspector General to hand over the 5 rupees to Officer Mahesh. I will not bother you any more." After saying this, Niu Tu said goodbye and left.

Xishiji turned around and prepared to go back to the ward, but found that Gert walked to a corner and opened the envelope, then began to take out a lot of rupees from it and stuffed them into his pocket.

Xishiji frowned, and finally walked into the ward without saying anything more.

Rotten waited for the result for about ten minutes before he saw Xishiji return to the ward alone. After a while, Gert came in with the envelope containing the money in his hand.

"Rotten, Mr. Percy is too stubborn, so you should just accept these." Gert hurried forward and placed the envelope on the head of Rotten's bed.

At this time, Xishiji also spoke up: "Roden, the police have already explained the situation at the hospital and will give you the best treatment. If you need anything from now on, just tell your director. Yada, is that okay?"

"Of course, Inspector General," Yada said immediately. "Rotten is a great hero in this incident. I will definitely take good care of him. Please ask the hospital to use the best doctors and the best medicine..."

"Okay, okay, I'm leaving." Xishiji waved his hand and walked outside.

As he passed by Gert, he glanced at him.

Gert immediately shouted, "Inspector General, I'll take you there!"

"It seems a little deflated." Yada also walked a few steps, and after coming back, he looked at the envelope on the bedside and said a little puzzledly.

Rodon didn't hesitate and opened it in front of Ada.

Of course he noticed it. It wasn't just a little deflated, it was almost completely deflated.

The two of them quickly saw the amount: 10,000 rupees, in ten thousand-rupee notes.

(End of this chapter)