Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 64 Indirect Show of Goodwill
Itas came to ask Rotun for help this time because she thought Rotun was a hero of Mumbai, especially his brave figure before was imprinted in her heart, so she always had an expectation in her heart that Rotun might be able to help.

Of course, she had no other choice, but as long as there was a glimmer of hope, she was ready to give it a try.

Every girl always fantasizes about having a hero in her heart, hoping that he can stand up and help her when she is in trouble.

Itas knew that this was ultimately just a delusion of hers, and reality was reality.

Even though Rawdon was known as the hero of Mumbai, he was ultimately just a deputy inspector.

The leader of the Blood Hand Gang, Liso Tomar, doesn't even care about the chief of the grassroots police station. He is on good terms with the management of the district police station. How can Rotun deal with such a person?
I have made it too difficult for Luoton.

"Ms. Reba, I can't give you a definite answer on this matter right now. Give me some time, um~ three days. Regardless of whether there is a result or not, I will give you an answer." Roton said.

These words made Itas look pleasantly surprised. Roton did not directly refuse, which gave her a little hope.

Itas's chest was heaving with excitement, and her little face was slightly flushed.

"Thank you." Itas didn't know what to say, so she could only say thank you.

"You go back first. You'd better stay in a safe place these days and don't go out," Rotten reminded.

"Okay, Officer Mahesh, I'll listen to you." Itas calmed down a little. After all, they are actors. Actors have self-cultivation and can control their emotions better than ordinary people.

For some reason, Rotun's answer made her feel at ease. She had a hunch that Rotun must have a way.

Just like the last time he saved her on the stage, when she couldn't figure out how Rotun could deal with dozens of people alone, it turned out that Rotun beat them down.

There will definitely be no problem this time.

After watching Itas get into the car and leave, Roton stood there in deep thought for a long time.

Roton promised Itas to give him three days, not because he was tempted by her beauty, but because there was a reason.

What Itas said moved Rawdon's heart, and a vague plan suddenly flashed through his mind.

After thinking for more than ten minutes, the plan in Rotun's mind gradually became clearer and more complete.

After thinking about it and confirming that the problem was not serious, he took out his cell phone.

Looking at the time, it was already half past nine, and Rotten frowned.

He was about to call Pirandu Shah, but wasn't it a little late? After all, he was his superior, and it was inappropriate to call him so late at night.

However, Rotun felt that this matter was very important. The most important thing was that he could not make the decision, and he could not do it by himself. He had to get Pirando's permission and cooperation.

If Pirando disagrees, then he can only say sorry to Itas.

"Chief, I'm sorry to bother you so late... Something happened here, it's like this..." Rotten talked about the Blood Hand Gang and some of his own plans.

After finishing his speech, Pirando was silent for a moment, then replied, "Rotten, if this goes smoothly, it will indeed help our old leader, but you underestimate the complex relationships in Mumbai. The waters are deep, and you must be cautious. Moreover, even if this goes smoothly, you, as the instigator, will definitely not be able to hide it. You will probably be attacked and suppressed by those whose interests are damaged. Have you considered this?"

"Commander, I have thought about this," Rawdon said after taking a deep breath. "But I think it would be worth it if Chief Nandan could become the Commissioner of the Mumbai Police."

Hearing this, Pirando was very happy and couldn't help laughing. "Very good, Rotten. Actually, it's not that serious. The old boss and I will not sit idly by and watch. At most, you can't stay in Mumbai anymore and need to go out to avoid the limelight. Besides, I was planning to transfer you to Pune, so I will help you with the rest of the matter. However, this plan is only feasible for us now. I still need to communicate with the old boss and get his approval. I will give you an answer tomorrow, but I think there is a high possibility that the old boss will agree. You can prepare it first and keep it confidential."

"Yes, Chief!" After hanging up the phone, a smile appeared on Roton's face. This matter was worth a try.

Originally, as a small deputy inspector, he had no qualifications to intervene in the competition for the position of Commissioner of Mumbai Police, but now he has the opportunity.

He needed to show up in front of Shiva Nandan again, and in a big way.

After all, Shiva Nandan has a bright future, so in addition to relying on Pirando, Rotun also wants to get the recognition of this big boss.

Even if he really passed the IPS exam in the future, if he wanted to be promoted faster, he would need a strong enough backer, and Shiva Nandan was obviously a perfect fit.

This time, Itas gave Rotun a good opportunity. His plan was actually very simple.

That is to find a credit for the new Mumbai North Central Police Chief Mali Trivedi by clearing out some big gangs that have been entrenched in Dharavi for many years, such as the Blood Hand Gang.

This Blood Hand Gang is actually notorious, but they have strong connections and the police can't do anything about it.

Pirando just told Rotten that when he was in power, he wanted to target the Blood Hand Gang, but he was soon restrained by many forces, making it impossible for him to eliminate the Blood Hand Gang.

This incident still made Pirando feel a little upset. Although he was promoted, he still felt very uncomfortable whenever he thought of it.

Rotun's plan this time is to get rid of the Blood Hand Gang. For Pirando, this is not only beneficial to his old leader, but also can relieve the depression in his chest, so he very much agrees with Rotun's plan.

Luo Dun knew very well that as the new district chief and more pragmatic Mali Trivedi would definitely have to take control of all aspects of the jurisdiction, especially against some criminal groups.

After all, it can be seen from his previous law enforcement style that the public security in his jurisdiction is far better than that in other neighboring jurisdictions.

At that time, whether it is suppressing or forcing some forces to submit to him, he will definitely sort out the gang forces in the jurisdiction.

However, the Blood Hand Gang is deeply rooted. Under normal circumstances, Roton does not think that Mali will succeed. Even if he really wants to do it, the possibility of complete success is unlikely, and he will definitely have to pay a considerable price.

The difficulty of this matter can be seen from Pirando's previous experience.

Moreover, according to Rhodes' memory, the Blood Hand Gang was wiped out after Mali was transferred from here, which means that Mali failed to complete the task.

It was Mali's successor who accomplished the task, and he was then commended for it and quickly promoted.

So Roton planned to take advantage of the competition for the position of Chief of the Mumbai Police Department to make this matter bigger, so as to help Mali completely eliminate these forces as quickly as possible.

It is definitely not enough for Rotun to do all this on his own, he needs to rely on Pirando's connections.

Shiva Nandan is trying to win over the backers behind Mali Trivedi. If this action brings benefits to Mali, it will be an indirect gesture of goodwill to the backers behind him.

That neutral boss is not only Mali's backer, but the relationship between them is also very close. It is said that their two families have a friendship of several generations, and the other party regards Mali as his son or nephew.

These were all what Rotun heard from Pirando.

Therefore, it is very necessary to give credit and benefits to Mali.

In this way, Shiva Nandan has a good chance of winning the support of this neutral leader.

(End of this chapter)