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Is it easy to deal with public officials beating people? Ordinary people beat people but go to jail? Netizen: Where will it be fair?
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On April 10, Chang of the Fuzhou Economic Development Zone Taxation Bureau unprovoked the assault on Mr. Xie, the owner, in a hotel in Hubei, and the whole process was recorded on surveillance video. In this video, it can be clearly seen that Chang appeared with Chen from the Xiangyang Municipal Audit Bureau, and Chen tried to appease Chang when he was present, and threatened to find trouble for Mr. Xie again. After the incident, Chang was slightly dealt with by his unit and the local police station, and was only warned and reprimanded by the party, but was not subject to any severe legal sanctions.
Public officials beat hotel owners
Such behaviour by public officials not only reveals the personal qualities of some officials, but also reflects deep-seated institutional problems. In the eyes of the public, this incident is not simply a violent incident, but a manifestation of the "privileged thinking" and "legal double standards" deeply rooted in the current bureaucracy. Public officials are supposed to be models of civic morality and the law, however, the behavior and subsequent handling of this incident have caused widespread dissatisfaction and strong discussion in society.
The rhetorical question resonates with the public: how can such a clear double standard convince the public of the fairness of the law when the behavior of public officials is so poor and the punishment is as light as a feather?
Netizens are not calm and have something to say:
Does the deputy mayor have something to say?