Xue Jining, former director of the Inner Mongolia Supervision Bureau of the China Banking Regulatory Commission, was charged with accepting bribes of more than 400 million yuan

Beijing News Express According to the official WeChat message of the Hohhot Intermediate People's Court, on May 12, 2021, Xue Jining, former secretary of the party committee and director of the Inner Mongolia Supervision Bureau of the China Banking Regulatory Commission, was tried in public at the Hohhot Intermediate People's Court.

Image source: Hohhot Intermediate People's Court official WeChat

The case was prosecuted by the Hohhot Municipal People's Procuratorate, and the indictment alleges that: between 2002 and 2015, defendant Xue Jining took advantage of his position to seek benefits for others in administrative licensing, on-site inspection, off-site supervision, handling loans, business contracting, establishment and shareholding of village and township banks, while serving as director of the Second Case Inspection Office of the Central Financial Discipline Inspection Commission, deputy director of the Supervision Bureau of the China Banking Regulatory Commission, secretary of the Party Committee of the China Banking Regulatory Commission, and inspector of the Inspection Office of the Party Committee of the China Banking Regulatory Commission. A total of 37 units and individuals were received equivalent to 400437881 yuan. They should be held criminally responsible for accepting bribes.

During the trial, defendant Xue Jining had no objection to the facts of the crime alleged by the public prosecution organs and voluntarily admitted guilt and accepted punishment. The case is currently under further consideration.

Edited by Lin Weiqi