Chapter 183: Interstate Law Enforcement (asking for monthly tickets)

Goronya Reddy was a little surprised to receive the call from Rawdon.

Ever since Freese's last negotiation with the Mabon delegation was interrupted, they have basically had no contact with Roton.

Even if there is, it is probably related to the people above Roton.

Since their relationship with Freese has not been sorted out yet, Mabon has been dragging its feet on the issue of the Mindis Mountain Coal Mine.

"Director Mahesh, just tell me what's the matter. Oh, I also have to congratulate you, congratulations on becoming a civil servant." said Goronya.

"You haven't graduated yet, so you can't be considered a civil servant." Roton said, "Let's not talk about that. I want to ask when can you deal with Freese?"

Hearing this, Columbia was shocked.

Could it be that this was Mabon's request to Rawdon to contact him? To test his bottom line?

If they can't take down Freese anymore, are they going to cooperate with Freese?

Colombia couldn't help but think so, after all, they had indeed dragged on for too long.

This will make Mabang feel that they are not strong enough, and even if they cooperate, they will not be able to deal with other forces in Carbon.

Columbia was also depressed. It had to be said that Freese had won over a lot of people some time ago and his strength had grown a lot.

Although they still have the advantage, it is not big and it is not a crushing victory.

This led to a bit of a stalemate.

"Director Mahesh, we still need a little time here," said Goronya.

"A little time? Maybe not? But I don't care about these now. I have a way to help you. Maybe it can solve your current troubles quickly." said Roton.

"Really?" Columbia asked hurriedly, "I wonder what the solution is?"

Columbia felt that this must be the advice given by someone above Roton.

It seems that Mabang should still be on their side, which is a good thing.

There is a way to solve it, even if it costs them a little more, it will be worth it.

"I can use my identity as CBI Assistant Investigator to help you get rid of Freese." Rawdon said lightly.

These words made Columbia take a breath.

Of course he knew that Rawdon was the assistant commissioner of investigation.

For people like him, the news is something they follow every day.

"Director Mahesh, I know you are in charge of the investigation into the case of your state's former chief minister, but we are from different states..."

The problem of cross-state law enforcement is huge.

This time, Luo Dun is mainly involved in the investigation of cases in Mabang and it is difficult for him to go to other states.

"Freese is related to Ragetti. I will apply to investigate Freese in the name of Freese's involvement in the case." Roton interrupted him and said, "Of course, I still need to apply to the headquarters for this matter, and it may not be successful. Once the application is successful, I hope you can cooperate and hand over Freese's evidence to me."

"Of course, no problem, Chief Mahesh." Golenya said excitedly, "We have collected all the information about Freese, including evidence, physical evidence, etc. All you need to do is say a word and they will all be delivered to you. When the time comes, with our help, we will definitely be able to sentence him to ten or eight years."

It has to be said that Rotun's idea made him very excited.

If CBI gets involved, they can definitely take down Freese in one fell swoop.

The main thing is that Roden is here, and he is one of theirs.

As for their previous relationship with Ragetti? That was nothing.

The main thing is that Rotun is here, and he has the final say on what to find in the investigation.

So at that point it could only be that Ragetti and Freese were related, and that there were all kinds of illegal financial transactions between them.

"I have a condition." said Rawdon.

"Of course, please go ahead." Columbia said with a smile.

He didn't think that Roton would be kind enough to help them for free, and it was very normal to ask for benefits.

If there is no benefit, he will start to doubt.

"I need to take care of it," said Rawdon.

"I understand. We will pay for all these and also prepare a big gift for you," said Columbia.

"Listen to me," Rawdon said, "I hope you can give up some of your shares."

Now, Roton is not concerned about how much they will give him. No matter how much they give him, the amount will not be less.

What he cared about now was to find an excuse to get rid of Freese.

This requires the cooperation of Columbia and others.

Of course, I will never tell them my real purpose.

They just think they are helping them.

It can be said that if this thing succeeds, my revenge will be achieved.

Colombia will also benefit greatly.

Everyone benefits.

Of course, Freese is the only victim here.

Unfortunately, no one will tell him.

"You want a share of the mine?" asked Columbia.

He felt a little unhappy about this.

They could give Roton benefits such as cash, but directly giving him shares was something they found difficult to accept.

He felt that Rotten's appetite was a little too big and his heart was too greedy.

If Rodon is really the CBI Assistant Investigation Commissioner, then there is no problem.

But his case is an exception. After the case is over, he will be an ordinary civil servant.

Perhaps in ten or twenty years, Roton will be able to climb to a certain level, but even so, it may not be in Carbon, or in their jurisdiction.

So it is basically impossible for Roton to bring them much benefit.

If Roton asked them to give more rupees in cash, he would consider it.

But in terms of coal mine shares, this requirement is a bit exaggerated and excessive.

"It's not me." Rawdon said, "The investigation commissioner is the key. If we convince him, this matter can be accomplished. After all, to apply for interstate law enforcement measures, he has to apply to the Delhi headquarters."

Goronya understood that it was the director of CBI's Maharashtra branch, Vides Jha.

Vides is in charge of this case, so he certainly has great power.

Whether to let Roden go to Kabon to investigate depends on the order of the CBI headquarters. The headquarters will give an order to the Kabon branch to assist in the investigation.

As for whether to apply to the headquarters for interstate law enforcement, Vides obviously has the final say.

Without dealing with Vides, this matter cannot be accomplished.

"Also, with the investigation commissioner here, you shouldn't have to worry about the Mabon issue anymore." Rawdon said, "I think you can consider it."

"Chief Mahesh, I need to consult my boss about this matter. I will get back to you right away," said Goronya.

Columbia knew that what Roton said was right.

This can be regarded as bringing Vides into his own camp.

Although we may be able to sign an agreement with Mabang in the future, the income from coal mines and other sources will still mainly come from Mabang.

If they do something with the accounts, we might lose a lot of benefits every year.

But it is obviously difficult for them to prevent such things. After all, they are the dominant ones. Most of the time, they have the final say on how much profit a year will make, and they cannot check the accounts at all.

Even if we show you the account books, they are basically fake.

The invisible losses here are huge.

This was the situation they encountered when they worked with Rajiti before.

If Vids, the director of CBI's Maharashtra branch, is present, I believe the coal mines will not go too far.

So, in his opinion, it is completely feasible to give some shares to Vides.

However, he had no say in this matter and had to ask Mr. Pradhan to make the decision.

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"Okay, then hold on tight." After saying that, Luoton hung up the phone.

Rotten was not idle, he immediately called Pirando again.

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"He doesn't agree?" Pirando frowned after hearing what Rotten said.

Vides actually disagreed with this plan and stopped pursuing Ashok. The Congress Party could use someone else to take over. Is this not okay? Does the BJP really want to fight the Congress Party to the end? This may not be a good thing for them.

"Director, I think as long as we can give him more benefits, I believe we can convince him." Roton said.

"Isn't it enough to give him benefits?" Pirando sneered, "I don't know how much Rajiti has made over the years. As long as he agrees, when Rajiti is investigated, the Congress Party will definitely not interfere. He can get as much as he wants from it. This is tens of billions of rupees of benefits."

Even Pirando was tempted. With such a huge benefit, Vides was still not satisfied?

"Director, this increased benefit can be given by others," said Roton.

"Oh?" Pirando asked curiously, "What do you think?"

"Let Joyette give it to them. Aren't they entangled with Freese?" Roton said with a smile, "We can lend him a helping hand, so let them transfer some of their shares to Director Jia..."

Roton explained what he meant.

"Haha~~~" Pirando laughed, "You are really smart. This is a good idea. We don't have to do anything. But if Vides joins, it will be difficult for us to tamper with the coal mine's account books. We will still suffer a lot of losses."

"Chief, no matter what, having a CBI branch chief join us will make our side more secure, right?" said Roton.

"That's right, that's right." Pirando said, "Everyone is afraid of the CBI. It's fine at ordinary times, but if they really come to investigate, it will be fatal. I have no objection to this matter, as long as Jowett and the others agree."

Hearing this, Luoton secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

He knew that Pirando still had a lot of say in the coal mine matter.

After all, the coal mine is in his jurisdiction and under his control.

Therefore, Pirando can make the final decision directly on matters that will not have a huge impact on the interests of the bigwigs behind him.

Besides, with the joining of a CBI branch director, they will be more confident in occupying the coal mines, which may make many people give up the idea.

After all, money can make people excited. They have taken over the coal mine, but there are still many people eyeing it. As long as there is a chance, those guys will definitely make plans.

Allowing some powerful people to join will enhance the strength of the coal mine and prevent those guys from acting rashly.

"Director, please talk to the higher-ups in the Congress Party and ask them to talk to the BJP and other opposition parties. It would be best if they could make some more concessions, otherwise it will be really difficult for me to convince Vides," said Roton.

Pirando understood what Rodon meant. As long as the Congress Party made some concessions to the BJP and other parties, he believed that the BJP would let Vides let Ashok go.

It is indeed not appropriate to put all the blame on Rawdon.

It takes a multi-pronged approach to get this done.

And in Pirando's opinion, there was nothing wrong with Roton's ideas.

Since the Congress Party is determined to protect Ashok, they should be able to imagine the huge price it will cost.

At this juncture, what's the big deal about paying a little more? "Okay, I'll coordinate these," Pirando agreed.

Ten minutes after Pirando finished his call, Colombia called back.

It was obvious that he was also in a hurry.

"Director Mahesh, Mr. Pradhan has agreed. Let me be frank. We are willing to give up 10% of the share," said Goronya.

This 10% is, of course, the 10% share that Jowett gets, but not 10% of the total revenue from the coal mine.

"Twenty percent!" Luo Dun said, "If you agree, I'll talk to Investigator Jia right away, otherwise forget it."

"Director Mahesh, this is really~~too much." Columbia said with a bitter face.

Twenty percent is equivalent to one-fifth of what they get, which is a huge share.

The remaining 80% of the shares were not taken by them alone. It was just that Jowett got the largest share among individuals, and the rest had to be shared among many participating forces.

Now that Vides has asked for 20% alone, they will each have to reduce their shares. According to the proportion, Jowett will definitely reduce the most.

"I don't think it's much," Rawdon said. "You can win the friendship of a CBI director. And if you continue like this, you may not be able to defeat Freese. By then, you may get nothing."

"Okay, then 20%. I'll leave everything to you." Columbia changed the way he addressed Roton and gave him a respectful title.

This time, Rotun is really going to help get things done, which is indeed a good thing for them.

Just as Rotten said, if he continued to tangle with Freese, if something unexpected happened, he might end up with nothing.

For example, if Rotun can cooperate with him, he can also find Freese.

I believe that when Freese hears such conditions, he will definitely agree, and the conditions may be better than those offered by me.

So when Roton offered 20%, he agreed immediately.

The bottom line given to him by his boss was around 25%, which was still within an acceptable range.

Roton came to Widdes' office again.

"The share of the coal mine in Carbon? Twenty percent?" After hearing what Roton said, Vides' eyes lit up.

He really didn't expect that this kid Rotten would bring him such news.

If he gets rid of Raghiti, he can indeed make a fortune, but it is a one-time thing.

The share of the coal mine is different. There is income every year, which can be said to be a continuous source of wealth. This is sustainable in the long run.

Maybe in a few years, the income from the coal mine will not be as much as the windfall obtained from getting rid of Rajiti, but over a long period of time, ten or more years, the income from the coal mine will definitely be higher.

As long as he agreed to let Ashok go and deal with people like Ragiti, his benefits would almost increase several times.

He was moved.

There are indeed many benefits from the People's Party, and my relationship with them is indeed good.

But he also has to think about himself and weigh the pros and cons.

He would not really act as a knife to the People's Party, which would be the stupidest thing to do.

Showing some goodwill to the Congress Party will be beneficial to your future.

(End of this chapter)