Title: The government is in arrears for 17 years, and the business owner is desperate to go to court!
Lai, you've heard that it refers to people who don't pay their debts. Recently, an embarrassing piece of news came that a private enterprise in Anda, Heilongjiang Province, had been owed money by the local government for 17 years, and the owner of the enterprise had no choice but to take the government to court in order to defend his rights.
The court clearly ruled that the government should pay the arrears of 6.85 million yuan and interest, and the seemingly perfect and fair judgment fell into a dead end of enforcement. The government was too lazy to appeal and disdain to enforce the verdict, so the business owner fell into a helpless situation. Recently, a recorded video of a phone call surfaced on social media, giving us a glimpse into a business owner's confrontation with a deputy mayor.
During the call, the boss of the company emphasized: "I will take whatever the court decides." The deputy mayor replied in an indifferent tone: "If you want to, you can go if you want, and you will go according to the law!" Hearing this, do you feel a chill in your heart? What makes people even more angry is that the vice mayor reveals a disdainful attitude in his laughter, which makes people question the credibility of the government.
The private enterprise's debt of 6.85 million yuan has been in arrears for 17 years, and even if the government pays the arrears and interest in accordance with the law, the entrepreneur has suffered great economic losses. It is not difficult to hear from the tone of the deputy mayor that the government's attitude towards this lawsuit is unbelievable, as if it only cares about the face of the government, and completely ignores the hardships of entrepreneurs.