Reborn as a Police Officer in India

Chapter 80: First solve the inspector rank

Dai Wu certainly understood this. He had taken the test once and knew how difficult it was.

In fact, he wanted to say that Rodon was of a lower caste and had a reserved place, which meant that he could compete with lower castes.

Compared to him, a high caste Kshatriya has an advantage in this regard.

However, he also knew that the reservation system had deteriorated. Those low-caste candidates with good grades basically came from wealthy or noble families, and there were almost no ones who came from poor families.

He and Rotun had known each other for several months and knew what Rotun's family was like.

Under such conditions, it is still difficult to compete with the lower caste elites.

So this kind of reserved quota sounds good and seems to take care of the poor, but in fact it has nothing to do with the poor and low castes.

Dai Wu didn't know how to persuade Rotun for a moment. It seemed that Rotun was doing the right thing to prepare for both situations. It was indeed a wise choice.

After all, Roton is already the director now. At his age, even state civil servants cannot reach this position. It will take at least ten years for him to become a grassroots director.

Of course, in ten years, they are more likely to become inspectors, but the positions of directors are obviously much less than those of inspectors, and there are too many people and too little porridge to go around.

Luoton's achievements have far surpassed those of state civil servants of the same age. If he continues on this path, he may not be as good as a national civil servant, but his future will be very good.

After all, Roton is not very old, and he has a chance to become a fourth-level superintendent, or even a second-level superintendent, the ceiling of the local state police, in the future.

Although he is only a superintendent of police in a local state and not as powerful as the IPS, this status means he is a dominant figure in the local area.

In fact, not to mention the second-level superintendent, even a grassroots police inspector like Roton can dominate the local area and become a local tyrant.

After all, cases like the Harreg Police Department are just a few exceptions and are not universal.

"Brother, I know some people in Sangli County. They are more familiar with the local situation, especially friends in the local court. I believe they will be of help to you. I will contact them for you first, and you can have a good communication with them when you go to Harreg. Wait for my news." Dai Wu said.

Since this matter has been decided, Dai Wu certainly wants to help Roton.

"Thanks."

After hanging up the phone, Luo Dun couldn't help but let out a long sigh.

When I become the chief of the Harreg Police Station, I will have to deal with the local court.

That's not Mumbai, there's no police commissioner system.

Therefore, when you want to arrest or detain someone during the course of handling a case but find it troublesome, you need an arrest warrant from the court, which requires you to have a good relationship with the court.

Otherwise, if the court blocks your case, how will you proceed with the case?

Now that I have friends in the judicial system of Daiwu, I believe things will go much more smoothly in court.

After thinking about it, Rotun felt that the time was about right, so he called Pirando. He definitely needed to ask about this matter in detail.

"Rotten, I just got the news and wanted to call you." Pirando's voice came from the other end of the phone, "I was planning to transfer you to the district police station and stay here for one or two years. I would first get your inspector rank, and then transfer you to the grassroots police station as the director. Of course, it's not this Harreg Police Station." Hearing Pirando's words, Rotten sighed in his heart.

Pirando was indeed thinking about himself. It was very difficult for a deputy inspector to be promoted to inspector.

Under normal circumstances, people like me who are not from the state civil service may not be able to get promoted even after more than ten years.

But Pirando wanted to help him get the rank of inspector within one or two years. This was the treatment for a confidant.

Just now, Mali said that he would be able to get the rank of inspector in three years with Pirando. It seems that he was a bit conservative.

Since Pirandu dared to say it would take one or two years, this should be reliable. After all, he is the boss of the Pune district police system.

If I were in the district police station, under the supervision of the leader and with the big boss taking care of me, it would be much easier to get promoted.

Besides, the district police station is full of big bosses, and an inspector is nothing. The restrictions for promotion to inspector are obviously not that great, and there are many vacancies.

If you work directly at a grassroots police station, it will be much more difficult to get promoted.

For example, in China, civil servants at the provincial level will definitely be promoted faster than those at the grassroots level. These are all the same.

"This matter has been decided, and I can't change it." Pirando continued, "How much do you know about the Harreg Police Department?"

Rotun quickly told everything he knew now.

"Yes, there is indeed danger over there, but according to the information I received, many of the directors who were killed were killed for personal reasons." Pirando said, "Those guys went too far..."

Roden listened to Pirandu's news. There were many untouchables, or Dalits, living in the jurisdiction of the Harage Police Station. This class suffered from various discriminations and oppressions.

Later, a figure emerged and formed a team to fight against the government and target the upper castes.

In the eyes of the upper castes in the government, they are rebels and rebels; in the eyes of the lower castes, they are volunteers who rob the rich to help the poor.

Because of a certain mass base, that is, the support of those lower castes, it can be said that they are like a fish in water.

The previous Harleg chiefs must have sided with the upper castes and continued to suppress the lower castes, which led to retaliation. Then, the death rate of the chiefs here is extremely high.

"So when you go there, don't provoke those Dalits, and it's best not to do anything at all. I figure you can stay there for a year at most, and then those bastards in Mumbai will stop targeting you. Then I'll transfer you to the District Police Station to resolve the issue of the Inspector rank, and then transfer you to another police station as Chief," Pirando said. "As for security, I'll also provide you with guards, guns, and other supplies. Roden, although this appointment is risky, I think it's also an opportunity for you. With your experience at the Harag Police Station, when I promote you, no one will have any objections."

"Thank you, Director..." Luo Dun said immediately.

He knew that Pirando was paving the way for him. He had worked in places like the Harreg Police Station. If Pirando promoted him in the future, the opposition would naturally be much smaller, or at least there would be less criticism.

"If I have the chance, I would like to do something else. In this way, if the director promotes me, no one will gossip about me." Luoton thought for a while and said again.

Pirando told him not to do anything, but Rotten couldn't take it seriously.

Even if you really didn't want to do anything in the past, you still have to be correct in your attitude and show a positive and enterprising side in front of your leaders.

Hearing this, Pirandu couldn't help but laugh out loud. "Rotten, I'm a district director anyway. What's wrong with promoting me to an inspector? Even if you just slack off for a year, I'd really give you a promotion. Who would dare to object?"

(End of this chapter)