Chapter 146: Clinging to the Director
For Reha, killing Dekari made him feel relieved and satisfied, but for Rodon, it was not enough.
Because it is impossible for Rajiti to directly issue orders to a grassroots police chief like Dekari. The identities of the two are too different, so there can be no connection.
Therefore, there must be someone behind Dekari, who must have some status in Carbon, at least much higher than Dekari's position.
Rotten must know who Ragiti is looking for in Carbon. Only by finding this person and getting rid of him can he truly ensure his own safety.
Otherwise, even if Director Dekari was killed, Capone would soon send a new director, who might then be given an order to assassinate him.
Killing the Belagovi Police Chief will not solve any problem.
Kill one and there will be another, and these directors will continue this mission.
Wouldn't that mean I would have to live under the shadow of assassination every day?
This kind of thing must be solved thoroughly and at the source.
Of course, the ultimate source must be Ragiti, but I don’t have the ability to kill him now.
So we should cut off Rajiti’s connection with Kabon first.
Now that the main characters over there have been dealt with, I can guarantee my own safety for a period of time.
The solution is naturally assassination, which is the most direct one.
Moreover, I am in Maharashtra and the other party is in Qatar, so cross-state investigations are very difficult.
So as long as you operate well, you still have a good chance.
Of course, this also depends on what position this guy holds in Carbon. If his position is too high, this assassination will be very difficult and it would be difficult to do it on your own.
As for Raghiti, his term is almost over and he won’t stand a chance in the next one.
Having lost his position as finance minister, he could no longer take care of himself.
By then, many of his enemies will come to cause trouble for him, and he will not be able to protect himself.
In fact, Luoton was secretly relieved.
To be honest, he was worried that some big trouble would happen at the coal mine, but now it seems that it was mainly because Rajiti wanted to kill him and make trouble at the coal mine.
In fact, killing yourself will also have an impact on the coal mine.
The coal mine has already reported back to Roton, saying that management has been tightened and several guys who were about to cause trouble have been caught.
These guys have confessed that someone gave their families money to cause sabotage in the coal mine, such as arson.
It would be a disaster if a coal mine caught fire.
As for Ruiha, even if he surrendered, he was still the boss, and he still had many subordinates who were willing to risk their lives for him. As long as he gave the order, there would be many such subordinates.
Because he was grateful to Rotun, he appeared to be more restrained in front of Rotun.
If it were other people, especially enemies, the nature would be different.
Ruiha has killed people, and more than one person, so he is definitely not a soft-hearted person.
This time, the person he wanted to kill was from Carbon.
He is now surrendering to the Mabon government and has nothing to do with the Kabon side.
He didn't think there was anything wrong with him killing Dekari.
People like Dekari deserve to die.
In the evening, Yunando came to Harregu Township and stayed in the same place as before.
"Congratulations." When Roton saw Yunando, he laughed.
Yunando was finally hired as a full-time employee of All India Television.
After all, he made great contributions in Harage Township this time.
Of course, the most important thing is that Yunando has a backer.
With Fia's support, his credit was naturally not taken away by others.
Thus, with the dual blessing of merit and Fia's support, he was successfully promoted and got a raise.
The benefits for regular employees are several times higher than before.
This made Yunando very grateful to Rawdon.
In his opinion, the reason he could be where he is today, besides the appreciation of Director Mishra, was also because Rotun gave him the opportunity.
"Director Mahesh, thank you so much. If it weren't for you, I wouldn't be where I am now." Yunando thanked him.
"Why thank me? This is all earned through your own hard work. You should have received this reward a long time ago." Roton said with a smile.
Luoton admires Yunando very much. He really works very hard for his life and family.
For people like this, Rotten will definitely help if he can.
Of course, this person has to be useful and helpful to him. Otherwise, how could Rotun care about him if he is not even a relative?
The footage that Younando shot on the front line helped him a lot.
"Tomorrow, go to the scene of the riots and take pictures. It would be best if you could get some words from the villagers and find some evidence about the person behind the scenes." Roton said, "As for the person behind the scenes, I can tell you right now. He is Decari Pato, the chief of the Belagovi Police Station."
"I see, Chief." Younando smiled, "Even if those guys don't know, I can still give them some hints, and even find someone to film these scenes."
Yunando understood what Roden wanted, which was visual evidence.
People outside generally believe the news heard from these villagers who are causing trouble.
As for whether this person was a real troublemaker from Belagovi Village, how could outsiders know?
"Okay, if you need anyone, just look for Huba. He can find the villagers in Belagovi for you." Luoton said with a smile, "It's best if they are real."
"I know. We should start with the real troublemakers. If these guys don't work, I will use this method again," said Yunando.
Although Younando was very confident in his filming skills and that he could make fake things look real, if he could shoot the real scene and get evidence from those guys that Decari planned the incident, that would definitely be his first choice.
Roton will strike hard at those bastards in the Belagovi Police Station and let them know that they are not so easy to deal with.
With Yunando's video records, even if a dispute occurs between the two states, our side will have evidence and be in the right.
In fact, Pirando's later instructions to Roton were that he should not indulge the people on the Capone side, but should suppress them directly with thundering means.
Otherwise those guys will become more aggressive and will only be afraid and stop if you beat them until they hurt.
Pirando still attaches great importance to the coal mine. After all, it is related to the interests of him and many people behind him, and no mistakes can be made.
Therefore, when Roton attacks his opponent, he will definitely not go easy on him, but even if he attacks, he still has to consider the subsequent impact.
Pirando can help me withstand the pressure from above, but I still have to take care of some of the details below.
A good subordinate is one who does not bring unnecessary trouble to the leader and can solve problems.
So Yunando is very important.
The next day, the villagers who had caused trouble in Belagovi Township gathered again. More than 200 people surrounded an entrance and exit of the coal mine, blocking the passage and preventing vehicles from passing.
This affects the transportation of coal out of the mine.
Rotten stood in the distance and watched this scene, but for his own safety, he did not move too close.
He snorted in his heart, these guys were blocking his way to wealth.
No matter what, I still get dividends from the coal mine.
Time is money. If the coal cannot be transported, the wasted time will result in loss.
"We also have a share in this coal mine, so we must be compensated."
"Yes, they all received compensation in Haragu Township, and we want the same."
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The compensation they mentioned was naturally the compensation that Ruiha and others received.
These people were just hired by Dekari for some money, and they were not really here for the ownership of the coal mine.
As for compensation, it's all bullshit. Many of these guys are not from Belagovi Township.
They are just using this banner and excuse to cause trouble.
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Dozens of police officers from the Belagovi Police Station stood behind these people, saying they were there to maintain order and did not want any violent conflict to occur between the two sides.
In fact, it is to embolden and support these troublemakers.
Luoton just took a look from a distance and then went back.
Now is not the time to act.
These people were hungry by noon, so someone brought them lunch.
Yunando mixed in with these people and began to make various inquiries.
These two hundred plus people were a mixed bunch. They were hired by Dekari, and some of them were recruited after being transferred several times. It was normal that they didn't know each other, so they had no suspicion of Yunando.
When communicating privately, everyone can say whatever they want to say.
Some of these people were well-informed and knew that it was the Belakovi police station that asked them to do it, and some even knew that it was the intention of the police chief, Dekari Pato.
Under the guidance of Yunando's rhetoric, a lot of testimonies were quickly collected.
All of this was secretly filmed and recorded by Younando.
He even established relationships with several police officers from the Belagovi Police Station and got a lot of information from them.
As for how to establish a relationship, the answer is to give money.
If you give them a few hundred rupees, these police officers will tell you everything they know.
All the things that happened inside their police station, whether good or bad, were revealed.
They were very cooperative, including saying that it was their director's idea to cause trouble at the coal mine.
Naturally, all of this was secretly recorded by Younando.
In the office of the Belagovi Police Chief, Dekari Pato listened to the report of the Deputy Chief.
"There was no response from the coal mine, and the Harreg Police Station sent people to block the way of those untouchables." The deputy director reported.
Both of them were outsiders, and their caste was Kshatriya. Naturally, they looked down on the poor low-caste people they recruited.
They just spent a little money to let these people cause trouble in the coal mine. They didn't care at all whether they would be beaten to death by the Harreg Police Department and the people from the coal mine.
If they really get beaten to death, they can make a big fuss about it.
Decari was very clear about his mission this time, as it was the county police chief, Ferris Mikgee, who called him personally.
After receiving the call and knowing who the other party was, Dekari felt that the gods were watching over him and blessing him.
He dared not slack off on the task assigned by Director Mikji, and had to concentrate on completing it as soon as possible.
As for murder, and the murder of the chief of the Harreg Police Station? That was not a big deal.
It's not like he did it himself, so it's easy to find the killer.
He had read news reports recently and of course he knew about Rawdon, the chief of the Harreg Police Station. He was just a young man, but he was still very jealous.
He was only in his early twenties but he was already the chief of a grassroots police station, the same position as him.
He was recently promoted to inspector, with the same police rank.
I am over 50 years old this year. I worked for nearly 20 years before I finally got the position of director. In comparison, what am I? It would be fine if this guy was far away from me, but it was in the next village. This feeling was really terrible.
In comparison, I seem like a waste.
Dekari didn't know how Rotten had offended Chief Mijik, but no matter what the task was, he would complete it for the chief.
This is a good opportunity to curry favor with the director.
This time is crucial to whether I can make further progress in the future.
For his own advancement, to complete the director's secret mission, and more importantly, because he didn't want to hear any news about this brat that made him so jealous.
So, Rawdon must die.
"Give them a little more strength tomorrow." Dekari smiled and said, "Go hire more people, at least double the number."
"Director, it's not easy to find so many people at once." said the deputy director.
"So, tomorrow's fee will double, 100 rupees per person per day." Dekari said, "I think we can find someone, right?"
"Of course you can." The deputy director smiled.
Today the fee for these people is 60 rupees. I didn’t expect the director to be so generous and increase it by 40 rupees.
There are more than 200 people today. Double that to more than 400, or more than 40,000 rupees.
The deputy director was grinning in his heart. He could easily deduct 15,000 rupees from the money. If he was more ruthless, he could even deduct 20,000.
Those untouchables would come if they were given a few dozen rupees, let alone such a high price offered by us.
"We must ensure the number of people." Dekari reminded.
Of course he understood the character of his subordinates. It was normal for them to secretly withhold kickbacks because that was what he did himself.
This time, Director Mikki transferred 200,000 rupees into his account at once. He had not spent half of the money in the past few days, so he would naturally keep some of the benefits.
And Chief Mickji also said that if the money was not enough, I could tell him.
This made Dekari very excited. He got to eat the big meat, so he had to let the people below have some soup.
"Yes, Chief."
"We'll go to the coal mine tomorrow morning," said Dekari. "The Harreg Police Department called me several times and asked us to restrain those untouchables who are causing trouble. We are all brothers in the police system, so we have to respect their requests. Let's go to the scene and watch their performance."
The deputy director laughed out loud.
Of course he understood what the chief meant. They would just go there tomorrow to make a show of it and then watch the joke happen at the Harreg Police Station.
They recruited these people, and they hoped that they would make as much trouble as possible, so how could they stop them? And they also put pressure on the Harreg Police Department, warning them not to go too far with these people on their side.
Of course, the director and he went there in person to give these untouchables support and courage.
(End of this chapter)