Chapter 521: Romani and the Jews

Wasn't Harish the perfect man for the job? After all, he had nearly 300,000 soldiers trained under his command at one point during the war. Could he not handle these police officers?

"The suggestion is good, Bhaskar. Is there anything he mentioned to solve the problem of insufficient civil servants?"

"Yes, he did, Your Majesty," Bhaskaracharya replied, a look of helplessness on his face. "Unsurprisingly, General Sergeant Harish suggested running a questionnaire through all universities throughout the Empire, with the scope of employment being open to all university students, irrespective of the courses they have taken."

"He suggested establishing a temporary boot camp like the one set up to train the army and navy during the war. He proposed holding a highly concentrated training plan for those students interested in becoming civil servants in order to make them barely eligible as quickly as possible."