Later on the day of the explosion, a round of clearance activities were launched in India. A large number of Indian troops began to conduct a nationwide search under the command of a small number of British troops. Anyone who had a relationship with the opposition was basically arrested and all of them were arrested and imprisoned. Before the Chinese delegation came, these work should have been carried out. However, at that time, Lieutenant General Siham thought it was unnecessary. Now it was a wartime economy, so it was not appropriate to stimulate these Indians excessively. Now his own life was threatened, so Lieutenant General Siham would never tolerate them. These people should stay in prison. As long as the trial was clear and it had to be handed over to the Chinese.

"The British are really working hard. Last night, the sound of police cars alone rang all night. I heard that they caught nearly 300 people. I don't know how many of these 300 people are real oppositions. I think these British people do not have much interrogation ability and are still arresting people everywhere early in the morning. Our area is quite good. I heard that almost all the slums in India outside were blown up by these British people. I don't know where they got the news, saying that those people were hiding in the slums, and as long as the foreign population was arrested, these British people are still working hard." Liu Shengli was still having breakfast, and the people who were inquiring about the news had already come in.

I was not idle all night, and the sound of police cars were everywhere in India. After this incident, the Indian indigenous police chief was dismissed. Although he was the one who took the blame for this matter, he was still a little aggrieved. Can a police chief solve this matter? You should know that those people are opposition parties with heavy weapons. They can even make local bombs. If this matter is still limited to the police station, I guess no one dares to be the director, and sooner or later they will take the blame.

"When you call the British side later, I will say that I was frightened yesterday and I was not feeling very comfortable today. Let the negotiations stop today and let the navy continue to prepare for combat. It is best to do something, which is considered as we putting pressure on them. The aircraft carriers around can also get closer. They don't need to come to Huangkou. They just need to let the British soldiers see their outlines clearly. We should do anything subtle and not be too direct. Such a threat can make them scared, but they cannot seize our handle. In the negotiations, we still have the initiative." Liu Shengli thought for a while and said.

If you apply pressure directly, the effect may not be as good as this. It is so vague that you can know the strength of our China, and at the same time you have to give you some hope, so that you can know that we don’t want to put force into it, and we also want to negotiate with you.

Liu Shengli's order was soon spread, and the Chinese businessmen on the street also organized. They began to protest to the British government. If it were in the past, they would have been expelled by these soldiers for a long time, but now do you dare to live there? Although these Chinese businessmen do not have much force, there is a powerful country behind them. If these Chinese businessmen are really injured, the Chinese side will probably not spare them. The British side sent a senior official to explain patiently in front of the government, let these Chinese businessmen go back first, and ensure that the explosion will not happen, and at the same time, it will ensure the safety of these people. The British government also began to mobilize military and police to station in areas with too many Chinese businessmen, and was afraid that the Indians would make too much trouble.

Lieutenant General Siham was not idle either. He kept meeting with some leaders from all over India, hoping that these people could stand up and hand over all the opposition. Lieutenant General Siham was very clear about the situation in India. Although India had long been in the United Kingdom, there were still many opposition parties in China. These oppositions had not had a good relationship with Britain, but they were very good with the local aristocrats, because the elite among the opposition were the sons or daughters of these nobles. They had all gone to Britain to study and knew what a foreign society was like. When these people came back from Britain, some people entered the government to do things, that is, the British's tyrants, and the other some people became oppositions, hoping to make India independent.

If these Indian nobles could cooperate, the opposition would be captured soon. If these Indian nobles did not cooperate, even if the military and police outside broke their legs, this matter would probably not be so easy to solve, because there were too many places where people could hide. The British did not have many troops in India, and most of the security situation would depend on local indigenous soldiers. These indigenous soldiers also knew who they should listen to. Although the British were very scary, they could control their whole family and the local aristocrats, so they still listened to these noble masters. If the noble master wanted to protect the opposition, then an opposition would not be caught.

During the reception activities in the past few days, the Indian nobles appeared as double-faced. On the one hand, they were willing to cooperate with the British government because there were no oppositions in their families. They said they would help arrest the opposition, but the arrest work required the British to carry out the arrest work themselves because they only provided intelligence. They knew whose family had oppositions, but they could not go over and arrest people because the other party was also an Indian noble. If they dispatched their own local soldiers to arrest people, it would easily cause conflicts between the two Indian nobles, which would turn into large-scale conflicts and the people under their command would also engage in armed battles. That was not what the British wanted. If the British soldiers would arrest people, it would depend on what the Indian nobles thought, either betrayed the UK or sacrificed their families.

As for the other side, those Indian nobles whose families have opposition, they will not cooperate with the British government. They just want to transfer these things to other people's homes and want to protect their own opposition. They also know that these oppositions are a fuse, but in a high position, they understand that investment requires two sides and cannot invest all in the British government. Maybe the opposition will succeed?
Chapter completed!