He is a typical example of corruption strongly reflected by the masses! The provincial party secretary who was previously reported to have embezzled 717 million yuan as party secretary | Chongqing Grain Group | Corruption
On June 19th, Chongqing announced the disciplinary action of a local state-owned enterprise leader who was investigated after retiring for 9 years: Hu Junlie, former Party Secretary and Chairman of Chongqing Grain Group, was expelled from the Party.
After investigation, Hu Junlie betrayed his ideals and beliefs, deviated from his original mission, ignored the bottom line of discipline and law, and opposed organizational censorship; It is better to truthfully report personal matters and provide assistance to others in job promotion; Accepting red envelope gifts that may affect the fair performance of official duties and engaging in profit-making activities in violation of regulations; Illegal investment in non main business projects; Participate in gambling; Willing to be "surrounded and hunted", engaging in private "encirclement and gnawing" of state-owned enterprises, opening "husband and wife shops" to collect money and handle affairs, using the convenience of their positions to seek profits for others in engineering contracting, grain and oil procurement and sales, cadre appointment, etc., and illegally accepting huge amounts of property; Appropriating public funds for others to use and seeking personal benefits; Distorted views on political achievements, excessive and irregular investment in overseas projects, resulting in particularly significant losses to national interests; Serious irresponsibility, failure to fulfill necessary risk prevention obligations, resulting in particularly significant losses to national interests.
Hu Junlie seriously violated the political discipline, organizational discipline, integrity discipline, and work discipline of the Party, constituting serious violations of his duties and suspected of bribery, embezzlement of public funds, abuse of power by state-owned company personnel, and dereliction of duty by state-owned company personnel. He is a typical example of corruption with concentrated problem clues, strong public feedback, and intertwined political and economic issues. His nature is malicious and the circumstances are serious, and he should be dealt with seriously.
According to the public resume, Hu Junlie, born in 1950, holds a graduate degree and has served as the Chairman and Party Secretary of Chongqing Grain Group Co., Ltd. with many years of experience in grain work. He was awarded the "State owned Enterprise Contribution Award exemplary individual" by the State owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, and the "National Excellent Entrepreneur in the Grain Industry" and other honorary titles by the China Food Industry Association.
Previously, Hu Junlie was investigated in September last year. At that time, this news attracted a lot of attention, partly because Hu Junlie had already retired at the age of 2013, and as of the time of investigation, it had been 9 years since then. Looking up past news, it can be seen that on September 3, 2012, Chongqing Grain Group held a group cadre conference. At the meeting, Du Heping, then Executive Vice Minister of the Organization Department of the Chongqing Municipal Party Committee, announced that Wang Yinfeng would serve as the Chairman and Party Secretary of the Group; Hu Junlie retired at the age and no longer holds the leadership position of the group.
After Hu Junlie's retirement, Wang Yinfeng, who succeeded him in his position, was one step ahead of him and was investigated during his tenure as Party Secretary and Chairman of Chongqing Grain Group in December 2018.
"Concentrated feedback on problem clues and strong public feedback"
It is worth mentioning that there is a noteworthy statement in the report that Hu Junlie was accused of being a typical corrupt figure with concentrated problem clues, strong public feedback, and intertwined political and economic issues. This formulation comes from the second chapter of the Regulations of the CPC on Discipline and Disciplinary Punishment, which explicitly mentions that the focus is on investigating and dealing with corruption cases that have not been restrained or stopped since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the problem clues are concentrated, the masses are strongly reflected, political and economic issues are intertwined, and the spirit of the eight provisions of the Central Committee is violated.
However, this term is not commonly used in the reports of fallen officials. In January 2020, Zhao Zhengyong, former Vice Chairman of the Internal Affairs and Judicial Committee of the National People's Congress and former Secretary of the Shaanxi Provincial Party Committee, was expelled from the Party. The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection reported that he was a typical example of corruption since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, where problems were concentrated and strongly reflected by the masses, and political and economic issues were intertwined.
Zhao Zhengyong was also pointed out as a typical "two faced person" or "two faced person" who did not attach importance to the Party Central Committee's decision-making and deployment ideologically, was not politically responsible, and was not serious in his work. He acted recklessly, perfunctorily, and handled the situation, ignoring the repeated education and assistance provided by the organization to save the situation. He repeatedly deceived the organization and opposed organizational review; Indulge relatives to interfere recklessly in the selection and appointment of cadres; Recklessly accumulating money, accepting gifts and gifts, abusing power and engaging in power money transactions, using the convenience of their positions in promotion, energy and resource development and utilization, enterprise management, engineering project contracting, etc. to seek benefits for others, and illegally accepting huge amounts of property; Moral corruption, improper family conduct, and lack of management and education towards family and relatives.
Zhao Zhengyong was born in March 1951 in Ma'anshan, Anhui Province. He started working in November 1968 and joined the CPC in November 1973. In January 2019, he was demoted and became the first ministerial level official to be demoted in 2019. Since the fall of Zhao Zhengyong, the local authorities in Shaanxi have repeatedly proposed to "eliminate Zhao Zhengyong's pernicious and harmful influence.". At the same time, multi-level party committees at the provincial, municipal, and county levels have successively established "leadership groups and special teams for the eradication of Zhao Zhengyong's corruption and the promotion of reform through cases".
On July 31, 2020, Zhao Zhengyong, who had accumulated over 717 million yuan in wealth, was sentenced to death for bribery with a two-year suspension of execution. After his two-year suspension of execution was reduced to life imprisonment in accordance with the law, he was sentenced to life imprisonment without commutation or parole.
At this year's National People's Congress and Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the report on the work of the Supreme People's Court pointed out that in the past five years, 92 former central management cadres have been severely punished in accordance with the law, and Zhao Zhengyong has been publicly named.
In previous reports, there were similar references to "financial corruption" with a involved amount exceeding 1.7 billion yuan and former Chairman of Huarong Asset Management, Lai Xiaomin.
On April 17, 2018, Lai Xiaomin, former Party Secretary and Chairman of China Huarong, was investigated, and on October 15, 2018, he was "double opened". From the report of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, it can be seen that Lai Xiaomin's problem is very serious, and some details are even more shocking - engaging in political speculation to gain political capital; Speak ostentatiously, display extravagance, and squander national property; Appointing people only for power, interests, and circles seriously pollutes the political ecology of enterprises; The complete loss of ideals and beliefs, the disappearance of party principles, the abuse of power and recklessness, corruption and decadence, moral decay, extravagance in life, and the willingness to be "hunted down"... The report states that "the public's response is particularly strong, the corruption problem is particularly serious, and the nature is particularly bad".
On January 5, 2021, the Second Intermediate People's Court of Tianjin sentenced Lai Xiaomin to death, deprived him of political rights for life, and confiscated all his personal property on charges of bribery, corruption, and bigamy. After Lai Xiaomin appealed, the Tianjin Higher People's Court ruled to reject the appeal, uphold the original judgment, and submit it to the Supreme People's Court for approval. On the morning of January 29, 2021, Lai Xiaomin was executed.
Multiple "tigers" in the food industry have been investigated and dealt with
In recent years, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission have launched a special campaign to crack down on corruption in the field of grain procurement and sales nationwide. On June 13th, Xu Baoyi, former member of the Party group and deputy general manager of China Reserve Grain Management Group Co., Ltd., was sentenced to 17 years in prison. Xu Baoyi fell from grace on January 23 last year, and was later released on June 23 last year. He is the first "tiger" to be investigated and punished in the food industry, and also the first "tiger" to be charged with dereliction of duty by state-owned company personnel.
In addition to Xu Baoyi, there are also "tigers" who have fallen behind in the field of grain procurement and sales, including Zhang Wufeng, former Party Secretary and Director of the State Administration of Grain and Material Reserves, and Xu Ming, former Party Member and Deputy Director of the State Administration of Grain.
According to the public resume, Zhang Wufeng, who fell from grace on June 15th last year, was born in October 1960 in Laiwu, Shandong. He started working in December 1979. On December 30th last year, Zhang Wufeng was given a "double opening". The notice shows that Zhang Wufeng has abandoned his original intention and mission, lost his party spirit and principles, is disloyal and dishonest to the party, and opposes organizational censorship; Violating the spirit of the central eight point regulations and accepting gifts in violation of regulations; Illegally promoting and transferring cadres; Engaging in illegal business operations, illegally owning shares of non listed companies, and illegally obtaining large returns through private lending; Lack of awareness of discipline and law, taking advantage of their position to seek benefits for others in engineering contracting, bank loans, and illegally accepting huge amounts of property.
Xu Ming, who fell from his horse on July 13, 2021, was born in January 1958 in Fengyang, Anhui. He started working in December 1975. After retiring, Xu Ming, who had fallen from grace, had served in multiple ministries. In April 2008, Xu Ming left the ministry and went to Chongqing to work. In March 2013, Xu Ming left Chongqing and became the former Deputy Director of the State Grain Administration.
On January 24th last year, Xu Ming was expelled from the party. Xu Ming was accused of losing his ideals and beliefs, abandoning his original aspiration and mission, being disloyal to the Party, discussing the Party Central Committee's major policies recklessly, and being enthusiastic about superstitious activities; Violating the spirit of the central eight point regulations, illegally accepting property from private enterprise owners, illegally entering and exiting private clubs, and accepting banquets; Not reporting personal matters in accordance with regulations; Using the influence of their position to seek benefits for their subsidiary business activities; Moral corruption; To pursue personal fame and fortune through multiple calculations, using public power as a tool for personal gain, engaging in power rent-seeking, utilizing the convenience and influence of one's position to seek profits for others in business operations, project contracting, promotion, and other aspects, and illegally accepting huge amounts of property.
Xu Ming is the first "tiger" to be tried this year. On January 5th of this year, the first trial of Xu Ming's bribery and bribery using his influence was held. The People's Procuratorate of Xiamen City has filed a lawsuit accusing him of illegally receiving property totaling over RMB 52.4 million.
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