Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 55: How many levels can I upgrade? (Part )

"Brother, you're back?" Amit came in from outside and saw Rotun putting away the cloth bag, and couldn't help but exclaimed.

Before Rotun could answer, Amit ran out again to call his parents, who were at the neighbor's house because the neighbor had a TV.

Ever since they learned that Roton became a hero for killing two terrorists, they have been very concerned about the terrorist attack and subsequent news.

Because everyone said that Luoton had made great contributions this time and would definitely be promoted.

So the Rawdon family was very much looking forward to it, and everyone agreed that Rawdon could be promoted to assistant deputy inspector.

That is an inspector-level police officer, a real police officer.

This made the whole family extremely happy.

Rodon put away the 30 rupees. Amit didn't see the money in it just now, so he would handle the money himself.

The amount is too large. If my family knew about it, they would probably be scared. It would also be difficult to explain to them the source of the money. It would be bad if it got out.

After all, I only make a little over 10,000 rupees a year.

Yada really spent a lot of money this time.

Roton knew very well that Ada not only gave him money to apologize, but also gave money to other people, such as Pirando's friend.

That kind of person definitely cannot be dealt with with just 30 rupees, which means that the price Yada paid this time was probably one million rupees.

From this we can also see how profitable it is to be a police chief.

Yada was originally the chief of a grassroots police station in the suburbs. He had been in this position for many years. There certainly wasn't as much money to be made there as in the city, and he made a fortune by accumulating over time.

Not long after arriving in Mumbai, he encountered the Blackwater Gang and other incidents, which allowed him to make a large sum of money in one go.

In short, this time Yada has paid out a large part of the money he has made over the years.

However, this can ensure that Yada is safe and sound, so the money is worth spending. After all, the rank of inspector is still there. As long as he handles it well, Yada is not without a chance to turn things around.

Old Mahesh and his wife came running in from outside.

Luo Dun's mother wiped her tears and examined Luo Dun from head to toe, asking him where he was injured and how serious the injury was.

Parents all over the world are probably the same in caring for their children.

It wasn't that they didn't want to go over when Rotun was in the hospital, but the police sent someone to tell them that Rotun had received the best treatment and couldn't be disturbed for the time being, so they could rest assured.

In fact, the police temporarily isolated Luoton from meeting outsiders. They were afraid that Luoton would say something inappropriate and be heard by the outside media, so even family visits were not allowed.

"It's okay. It was just some minor injuries. It's not that serious." Rotten comforted.

"Brother, you fought with terrorists and fell from the fourth floor. Are you really okay?" Amit now really admires his elder brother.

Today's young people simply regard their older brothers as Indian superheroes, and their younger brothers are very proud of themselves.

"I'm fine now and I'm recovering well." Rotun patted his chest and smiled.

The Mahesh couple felt relieved only after confirming that Rodon was really fine.

In fact, when Rotun came back, they knew that Rotun must have recovered, but they didn't confirm it personally, so they were always worried.

"Brother, can you be promoted to Assistant Deputy Inspector this time?" Amit asked expectantly, "No, one level is not enough, right? Many people say you can be promoted two levels."

Roton was not sure how many levels he could reach, but Pirando had already said that level one was definitely not enough.

Then there would be no problem in getting promoted to the deputy inspector's status, which was two levels higher. As for getting promoted to the inspector's status, which was three levels higher, Luoton was not very sure.

For a police officer like him who is not a state civil servant, every level of the inspector rank is like a chasm.

There is a huge gap between police chief and assistant deputy inspector, which has prevented countless police chiefs from getting promoted until retirement.

From deputy inspector to inspector, this is a very critical point. Inspector means that you can compete for the position of chief of a grassroots police station, so the inspector level is basically the career pinnacle of countless state civil servants.

Because the promotion was so difficult, Luo Dun felt that the possibility of him being promoted three levels at once to become an inspector was not that great. Of course, deep down, he was definitely thinking about being promoted three levels, or even more.

Who would complain about having a high police rank?
"It's hard to say much since things haven't been finalized yet," Rotten said. "Anyway, I'm sure you won't be disappointed."

"That's right. What are you asking? You are so impatient. Let's talk about it after the matter is settled." Old Mahesh scolded Amit.

"Don't you want to know?" Amit said and ran away because old Mahesh raised his hand to hit him.

……

After Rotten hid Gert's dirty laundry in his room, he put on a hat and sunglasses and looked in the mirror. People who didn't know him well would basically not recognize him.

Then he went out with a cloth bag containing 30 lakh rupees.

He called Neil Suranji and asked him to help him find some driving licenses in Dharavi.

He then used these driving licenses to open accounts in several different banks and deposited 30 lakh rupees into the accounts separately.

Roton felt that he should be more cautious when it comes to money. The 30 rupees might not be a big deal for a rich person, but for someone like him who had just been promoted to police chief, it would be easy to cause problems if he suddenly had so much money because the source of the money was difficult to explain.

Especially since I am a popular figure now, I must be careful to avoid some jealous people causing trouble for me.

Therefore, he does not need to use his own account to save money. The money in his account comes from legitimate sources. It is better to be safe than sorry.

In fact, India does not have a unified ID card like China. The main valid documents now are passport, driver's license and PAN card.

It was not until 2009, the next year, that the government launched the Aadhaar card. It was voluntary and applicants only needed to provide basic demographic information, take photos, record fingerprints, and scan their irises to obtain a randomly generated 12-digit number unique to you as an identity number with personal biometric information.

Of course, this is still different from the Chinese ID card. It can only be said that it is the closest to the function of the Chinese ID card. After all, India cannot truly promote it completely and cannot achieve national unification.

There are too many poor people in India, especially those in rural areas and slums. They don’t care about identity cards and other documents because they don’t use them in their daily lives.

Passports are generally owned by wealthy people, or at least the middle class, so Luoton set his sights on driver's licenses.

There are people in the slums who still have driving licenses, and they use broken cars for transportation to make a living.

It was not difficult for Neil to get some driver's licenses. When he saw Rawdon going in and out of several banks, he immediately understood what was going on.

After all, he has been involved in various gangs in Dharavi for so many years, so he still understands some things.

"Boss, don't worry, there is absolutely no problem with these driver's licenses, and no one will ask about what happened today." Neil said respectfully to Rawdon.

He no longer dared to call Rotun's name directly, so he just addressed him as "Boss".

"Very good." Rotten was very satisfied with Neil's reaction.

The account passwords and other information are in his hands, so he is not afraid that the owners of the driver's licenses will come and take his money.

In India, the system is not as complete as that of Hua Xia Bank in the previous life. Anyway, as long as you have the password, you can withdraw money, so the password is the most important.

As for reporting lost items?
The owners of those driver's licenses don't think about this at all, and they basically don't deal with banks in their daily lives.

In India, it is common practice to carry cash in hand, especially when making large direct cash transactions. Rich people do this to avoid taxes, and they also don't want their money of unknown origin to be discovered.

Because it is deposited in the bank, it will be recorded. Once the tax department investigates, it will be impossible to explain.

The poor don’t have much money and can’t even afford to eat, so how can they save money in the bank?
In addition, Neil is sensible, so Roton's money is still very safe.

Besides, if you want to report a loss or something, you can’t do it without the password.

Now Neil obeys Rotten's orders without hesitation. Would he be a fool not to obey?

Not to mention that his previous identity as Sheriff Rawdon was already impressive enough for him, he also made great contributions in this terrorist attack, and he will soon be a big shot at the inspector level.

With such a strong support, Neil will be able to walk around Dharavi freely in the future.

(End of this chapter)