Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 56 Director and Deputy Director (Part )
After resolving the matter of 30 rupees, Rawdon went to the police station.

"Rotten, you're back! That's great." Seeing Rotten's return, the entire Spanda Police Department was in an uproar. Acting Chief North rushed out of his office and gave Rotten a big hug. "Why don't you take a few days off? There's no need to rush about work. We can handle it."

"I'm fully recovered now." Luo Dun said with a smile, "Thank you for your concern, Director."

"It's the deputy director~~" North corrected hurriedly.

Rawdon laughed.

In fact, everyone is now clear about this matter. Chief Yada has been transferred to the district police station. Who else can take the position of chief if not North?
Most people are convinced that North is the director. After all, people with no connections and no background still make up the majority. North has truly achieved results through decades of consistent work and should have been promoted to director long ago.

Of course, they also envied North, because they knew better that North's promotion this time was related to Rotun. Rotun shot the terrorist, and North got the credit and was recognized by Director Shah.

In the end, relationships are what matter most. This is frustrating, but not everyone is as lucky as North.

North quickly pulled Rotten into his office and closed the door.

"Rotten, Director Shah has already told me about my promotion. It has been confirmed. Thank you so much." North said excitedly.

He didn't tell anyone about this, but he felt there was nothing to hide from Rotun.

The promotion order will be issued in the next two days. After all, the acting director has the word "acting" in his name, so of course he wants to be the real director.
Since I heard this from Director Shah, there is nothing to worry about.

The power difference between the deputy director and the director is huge, a world of difference.

At that time, Gert relied on the fact that he was an old man and had the Inspector General as his backer, which made the newly arrived Ada a little embarrassed.

But he only had a small advantage in the early stages. As time passed, Yada quickly seized the opportunity and established his authority.

Although Rotten contributed to this, in North's opinion, even without Rotten, Gert would have had to surrender to Ada in the end.

Unless Gert squeezes Ada out in a very short time in the early stage, he will have less and less chance as time goes by.

It's very simple, that's the difference between the director and the deputy. After all, there are people behind Yada. Even if his relationship with Director Shah is not that close, the identity of the director is enough to wipe out most of Gert's advantages.

This is an inherent advantage brought by the position, which Gert finds difficult to make up for.

"This is what you deserve, Chief. Why thank me?" Rotten replied.

"I know exactly what this is about, and I'll remember it," North sighed.

He had worked diligently for so many years and thought that deputy inspector was the pinnacle of his life and he would retire with this status in the future.

But now he has such an opportunity, which was brought to him by Rotun. He can see that Director Shah appreciates Rotun very much. Needless to say, it was Rotun who helped him to fight for the position of director. Rotun's words in front of the director are more effective than anything else.

"Director~~"

"There's no need to be so formal in private. I'm older than you, so you can call me big brother or old brother. Of course, I have no objection to calling you old North just like you call old Bud~~ Um, speaking of Bud, you may not know him yet? His hand is broken." North said the latter part, and the smile on his face faded.

"What's going on?" asked Rawdon. He hadn't heard of it.

So North told Roton what had happened, and Roton finally understood what was going on.

After going to the hospital to recuperate, Bud was responsible for maintaining public order and transporting the wounded outside the hotel. A terrorist suddenly threw a grenade from the hotel. He could not dodge in time and one of his hands was blown off.

He is now receiving treatment in a nearby hospital.

Bud didn't let anyone inform Rotten because Rotten was also in the hospital at the time and Bud didn't want to disturb him, so Rotten didn't know about it. So Rotten and North went to the hospital to see Bud together.

"Old Bud, I'm so sorry. If I hadn't called you, your hand~~" Rotten looked at Bud's empty left arm and felt a little sorry for Bud.

"Roden, what are you apologizing for? Actually, I should thank you. If you hadn't called me, how could I have accomplished such a meritorious service?" Bud was quite open-minded and was not affected by the broken hand at all. He seemed to be in a good mood.

Bud told Roton and the others that Director Shah had sent someone to tell him that he would be promoted to a higher level.

"A big shot like Chief Shah personally sent someone to tell me this. What an honor!" Bud sighed. "Assistant Deputy Inspector! I thought I, old Bud, would retire as a sheriff, but I never thought I'd make it through with my last breath. This is all thanks to you, Rawdon. What's one arm? Even if I lose both arms, it's worth it."

Roton smiled. It was good to be promoted. It was a compensation for the broken arm.

It was very rare for Pirando to be so considerate of his subordinates. Rotten knew that this was related to himself. Pirando knew that he had a good relationship with Bud and North.

But not every leader can do this. After all, the status of Bud and Pirando is too different, so he doesn't need to take care of it personally.

This made Rotun more optimistic about Pirando. Such a backer was reliable and would not sell out his subordinates like Ada did when something happened.

After returning to the police station from the hospital, Rotten saw that there was still no one in Gert's office. The door was closed when he came over just now.

"Isn't Deputy Inspector Singh here?" Rawdon asked North.

"Him." North sneered, "He's been going to the district office quite often recently."

"What?" Rawdon said after a pause, "Looking for the Inspector General? What does he want to do? Eyeing the position of Deputy Director?"

There was no chance for Gert to become the chief of the Spanda Police Station.

After North was promoted to director, the position of Deputy Director Spanda became vacant.

Rotten felt that Gert would be tempted, after all, he was the deputy director before, which was his original position.

"How is that possible? The deputy director won't have to think about it in the near future." North said with a smile.

"How is it impossible?" Rotun frowned.

After all, there is Xishiji behind Gert, and Xishiji also has a group of people in the district police station. Gert is his confidant. If he makes an effort, this possibility is not impossible.

"I think he was just removed from the deputy director position not long ago. If he was promoted back so soon, wouldn't that be a slap in the face of Director Shah?" North explained. "Director Shah has been promoted. I don't think anyone would be so disrespectful to him right now."

Luo Dun thought about it and agreed that this possibility was indeed unlikely.

"So what does he want to do?" Rawdon pondered for a moment. "Does he want to go to the district police station? No, transfer to another police station? Well, it's possible, brother, what do you think?"

Rod felt that it was more likely that Gert would be transferred out, and he would have no chance in the Spanda Police Station in the future. It would be better for him to leave here and look for opportunities in other police stations.

"Who cares where he goes? I think you have a good chance of becoming deputy director," North said, staring at Roden. "If Director Shah hadn't explicitly told me that I was the successor, I'd even think you'd be the next director."

"Brother, what's with the director and deputy director? That's too much of an exaggeration," said Roton.

"Don't be skeptical. Being promoted three levels at once is a bit shocking, but look at the achievements you have made, which are equally earth-shaking. I think it's a good match. Now it seems that the position of director fell on me, probably because of my age. You are too young, and the higher-ups may think you are too naive, so you lost the position of director, but I think you have a good chance of being the deputy director." North analyzed.

(End of this chapter)