Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 73: Thirty Million Rupees

Rotun and Mali have obtained a lot of evidence about the Blood Hand Gang's crimes and some secret information from Pirando.

After all, Pirando has been the district chief for many years. Although he did not touch the Blood Hand Gang, he still collected various illegal evidence related to the Blood Hand Gang.

In addition, Rotun also found Neil Sulanki and learned a lot about the Blood Hand Gang from him.

If Pirando collected information on some major cases of the Bloody Hand Gang and some of Liso's connections in the government, which could be said to be at the top level, then Neil's intelligence information came from the bottom of the Bloody Hand Gang. The various incidents were extremely bad, including countless crimes such as murder, kidnapping, rape, etc.

Many times, evidence from the lower levels is easier to collect. Neil is at the bottom of these gangs and is well-informed.

Of course, Neil's information is numerous and complex, and much of it is not authentic.

Neil also accidentally heard some Blood Hand Gang members bragging about Liso having a property in the suburbs of Mumbai, saying that he had stored a lot of wealth there, worth hundreds of millions of rupees.

Although Liso basically lives in the wealthy villa area in downtown Mumbai, the wealth here is definitely not that much.

How could Li Suo, a guy who made his fortune through crime, put all his wealth in public? He must have another secret place to store his real wealth. The only thing that is truly valuable here is probably the property value of this villa.

In response to the information provided by Neil, Rotten has already investigated. The suburban property is heavily guarded. He has reason to believe that even if there is not much wealth in it, it is a very important stronghold of Liso. There is a high possibility of some evidence of crime in it, especially the records of various financial transactions between Liso and those government officials over the years.

Roton dared to say that people like Lisuo would definitely have the habit of keeping account books. These were some of their means of self-protection, and they could be used to threaten some bigwigs behind them when something happened.

For example, people like the former Maharashtra Finance Minister Rajti Nair all had a small notebook, and everyone had a sense of self-protection.

Of course, these things are a double-edged sword. If those big guys knew you had such things, they would definitely want to kill you all day long.

But for Lisuo, recording these account books has more advantages than disadvantages, as they can be used to save lives at critical moments.

These evidences are very important. Rotun must keep them in his own hands and the hands of the police. In this way, he can force those people behind Lisuo not to stand up, or even to voluntarily surrender to the police.

When Rawdon arrived at the suburban property in Lisso, he met the head of the armed police force who had been keeping watch there for a long time.

Although the other party was an inspector, whose police rank was one level higher than Rotun, this operation was led by Rotun, and this was an order issued by Mali himself.

These people in charge were naturally recommended by Pirando and were reliable.

"Captain Mahesh, there are eight visible sentries around the house, and four covert sentries here," the armed police chief explained to Roden, showing him a map of the area surrounding the house. "There are thirty gang members in total, equipped with automatic rifles, grenades, and so on..."

"Can we take it?" asked Rawdon.

"Don't worry, I've brought enough people this time. I know they have firearms, so we're prepared." The person in charge said with a smile, "Give me ten minutes, and I'll definitely resolve this battle."

The other party was full of confidence, but Luoton felt uneasy.

The performance of the Black Cat Commandos last time left him a little traumatized.

The elite anti-terrorist forces are so weak. Although these armed police are better than the public security police, they are still not comparable to the Black Cat Commandos. Roton dare not have too high expectations of them.

"Okay, thank you for your help then." said Rotten.

As a leader now, it is impossible for him to lead the charge himself. This is the duty of the armed police.

The battle was over very quickly indeed. Although it was not ten minutes, it was about fifteen minutes, which was already very efficient.

This surprised Rotten a little, but when he thought about it, he realized that the other party was recommended by Pirando, so he must be capable.

Three people on their side died, ten were injured, and only three gang members were left alive.

After confirming that it was safe inside, Rotun and others entered, and some warehouses and secret rooms in the room were quickly searched out.

The wealth inside was staggering. For example, in one secret room, more than a dozen shelves were filled with bundles of rupees, all of which were large denominations of five hundred and one thousand yuan in cash.

Luoton roughly estimated that there must be over 100 million in cash here. In addition to this, there are also a lot of gold, silver, jewelry and other precious property.

Yunando followed Rotten and the camera began to film them.

In a very secret dark room, Rawdon found an exquisite mahogany box, the size of a palm.

But this small mahogany box was kept very carefully by Li Suo, and the things inside were obviously extraordinary.

When Rotten opened it, he saw that there were not many things inside, just three dazzling necklaces inlaid with various gems, diamonds, etc.

Luoton's heart was pounding. The value of these three necklaces was astonishing. In his opinion, each one was probably worth no less than tens of millions of rupees.

Yunando also noticed it, but he was tactful enough not to point the camera towards this side, and he quickly went to shoot other places.

Without hesitation, Rotten took the three necklaces out of the small wooden box and stuffed them into his pocket.

Then she picked up some gold jewelry and put them into the small wooden box.

No matter how small this wooden box is, it still looks a bit awkward to carry around.

There is a lot of cash here, but how much can you take privately in front of everyone?
Therefore, these precious items such as jewelry are the most ideal, as they are light and valuable.

And if you want to give gifts in the future, these will make them look classy.

Otherwise, if you get 10 million in cash, it will be conspicuous and troublesome, right?
After all, it is not easy to handle such large amounts of cash of unknown origin, not to mention it is not convenient. Many politicians do the same thing, keeping large amounts of cash somewhere and not daring to deposit it in the bank.

No one who entered could control themselves, and everyone took some away.

As for such things, Rotun turned a blind eye as long as it was not excessive.

When passing by Yunando, Roton stuffed several gold bracelets he found elsewhere into Yunando's pocket.

Everyone benefits, so of course we can't treat our own people unfairly.

In addition to cash, gold, silver and jewelry, Luoton also found a large amount of drugs such as narcotics in a warehouse.

The main thing is that it’s big. This one alone weighs nearly a ton.

Luo Dun thought that the news report from that year was indeed true, and it seemed that it was copied from here.

Roton quickly sealed the situation here and reported it.

He stole three necklaces worth more than 30 million yuan, and there was no time to count the others. Maybe there were better things, or maybe not.

But for Rotten, hiding three necklaces was enough this time.

It is impossible for him to take all the benefits for himself, that would be courting death.

Some of the good stuff here has to be picked by people from above, such as Mali.

As for whether there was any small notebook here with neat records, Rotten couldn't find it. After all, time was limited, so he asked Mali to come and search the place thoroughly again.

Since so much money and property is involved, I must report it as soon as possible and wait for my superiors to handle it. This is what a qualified subordinate does.

Anyway, I'm full, so all that's left is to make Mali satisfied.

As for Lisuo's little notebook, Luoton didn't really care about it. It had nothing to do with him.

As of now, the plan has been successful, Mali has been credited, and he has provided great support to Shiva Nandan in the election for the chief of Mumbai Police.

(End of this chapter)