Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 34 The sky is falling
Since the demise of the Blackwater Gang, Yada's authority has naturally been fully established in the Spanda Police Station.

Gert had long been marginalized and was now so low-key that if he hadn't been seen coming to work every day, it would have been difficult to even notice his presence.

Of course, although he goes to work as usual, he is still quite accurate in his time and almost goes to work on time.

So it is impossible that it is so early, earlier than those below me.

After thinking about it, Rotun didn't think of any possibility, so he didn't think about it any further. Maybe it was just because he came too early.

During this period, there were no major cases at the police station, so Rotun naturally did not find any opportunity to make a great contribution.

This is normal. Opportunities to achieve great achievements don't come often.

However, Luoton's life is still quite fulfilling. He goes to work, patrols, etc., and he can also spend more time preparing for the exam.

Whenever he had free time, Rawdon would study online on the computer at the police station, and no one dared to say anything to him.

Of course, Rotun knew very well what these people were thinking. They were just waiting to laugh at him.

After all, this was the federal civil service exam, and no one believed he could pass it.

All his efforts now seem to be useless and a waste of energy in the eyes of those guys.

It was soon around ten o'clock, and Yada and other inspector-level management of the police station also arrived at their posts.

At this moment, Gert opened the office door and came out.

"Everyone, put aside what you are doing for now. I have something great to announce to everyone." Gert came out, clapped his hands, and then spoke in a loud voice.

Most of the first and second-level police officers in the bureau are out on patrol, and those who remain here are basically inspectors, sergeants and a few police officers.

Hearing Gert's movement, the inspector-level management in other offices came out one after another, even Yada came out.

Yada was unhappy. What was this Gert doing?

During this period, Gert became extremely low-key, and he was quite satisfied.

After all, Gert Dou was living under his nose with his tail between his legs. In Ada's opinion, this guy knew how to deal with the current situation.

What's going on? Are you going to show off again and make trouble?

Feeling unhappy, he still wanted to see what tricks Gert could play.

"Director, do you know?" When Gert saw Yada coming out, he asked hurriedly with a respectful smile on his face.

"What's the matter? I don't know, tell me." Yada replied.

He is confused now. Is there any good news?

Anyway, he hasn't heard of any good things recently.

"Well, I just heard a piece of news from the Inspector General." Gert said with a smile.

When Adalberta heard Gert mention the Inspector General, his expression changed slightly.

What does it mean? Is this guy going to use Xishiji to pressure me again?
Or was he emphasizing his relationship with Xishiji as a warning to himself?
Gert noticed the change in Yada's expression, but he continued without pausing, "Our dear Director Shah is about to be promoted."

Yada was stunned for a moment. It turned out to be this matter. He had heard about Pirando's promotion a long time ago, but the specific time had not been decided at that time. It has been several months since the news came out, and it is almost decided.

He couldn't help but look at Gert with some confusion. Could it be that he had misunderstood this guy? This guy was not using Xishiji to threaten him, but wanted to use this incident to show goodwill to him?

Director Shah's promotion is definitely a good thing for Yada, but a bad thing for Gert.

Maybe after this guy knew that Director Shah was going to be promoted, he realized that he would never be able to fight with him again, so he completely gave up?

Yada felt a little proud in his heart. He thought it was too naive to want to fight with him.

If I knew today, why bother?

"It's really great news." Yada laughed, "I'm treating everyone today. Have some tea~~~ Come here~~" Yada waved to a second-level police officer beside him.

The police officer hurried forward and said respectfully, "Chief!"

Yada took out his wallet and casually took out a five-hundred-rupee note and handed it to him: "Go, ask the boss to prepare a cup of the best and most expensive tea for everyone."

Indian tea is different from Chinese tea. It is generally black tea, and milk and various spices are added to it. It can be understood as a milk tea with a special flavor.

Drinking tea is very popular in India. It can be said that if Indians don’t drink tea for a day, they will probably feel weak all over.

"Thank you, Chief." Gert took the lead in shouting.

Others echoed it.

It's a rare opportunity for the director to treat us.

Rotten was a little confused. Was Gert really going to surrender to Ada?
"Director, Director Shah should be the director of a special zone, but I don't know which zone he will go to. Do you know?" Gert asked Yada again.

When Yada heard this, the smile on his face immediately disappeared and he was stunned.

"Director?" Gert called again.

Yada came back to his senses with a start and blurted out, "Zone Director? He's not in Mumbai anymore? Who told you that?"

"Director, I heard it all from the Inspector General. He said that Director Shah should be transferred to another special district as director. As for which district, I don't know. Director, you don't know this. Maybe the Inspector General made a mistake." Gert replied hurriedly.

India's administrative regions are generally divided from large to small as follows: state - district - county - township - village, which are five levels.

Of course, some states have abolished the special zones, and counties are directly under the states, which is the fourth level.

If it is a county, it may be divided into some districts.

Counties in India are different from those in China. In terms of population, one county in India may be equivalent to two or three counties in China, or even more, which can be considered a low-end city.

The same is true for townships. The average population of a township in India can reach more than 20, which is equivalent to 5 to 10 ordinary towns in China.

So a township in India is closer to a county in China.

India's land area is much smaller than China's, only about one-third of it, so the counties and Chinese cities are certainly not comparable in terms of area. However, the two countries have similar total populations. India has even surpassed China to become the world's most populous country, so the population of a county is equivalent to that of a low-end city in China, and a township is equivalent to that of a county in China.

The population of the village is similar to that of China. In short, it is divided into large and small villages. Some villages have more populations and some have less.

The state of Maharashtra is divided into 6 districts and 36 counties.

The Mumbai Presidency is actually divided into two districts, namely the Mumbai Urban District and the Mumbai Suburban District.

Mumbai belongs to the Konkan Zone, which comprises seven districts including the two districts of Mumbai.

However, due to the special status of Mumbai, the Chief of the Mumbai Police is directly under the leadership of the Maharashtra General Police Department, and the Chief of the Konkan District can only lead the police stations of the other five counties except the two counties of Mumbai.

Moreover, within the police force, the rank of the Commissioner of Mumbai Police is higher than that of the District Commissioner.

It can be said that the Commissioner of Mumbai Police is almost the second or third in command in the Maharashtra police system, second only to the Director General of the Maharashtra Police. This is determined by its status as a financial center.

So when Gert said that Director Shah would be transferred to be the director of the special zone, Yada was a little dumbfounded.

At that time, even if Director Shah is not transferred to other districts, he can still serve as the director of the Konkan District. Then he will have no authority to manage the Mumbai police system.

This means that he has lost his backing.

The county magistrate is not as good as taking charge now.

So Director Shah's promotion was like a bolt from the blue to Yada, as if the sky was falling.

(End of this chapter)