#农民种地要先交钱 Reveal the farmland dispute in Jianhua Town, and the deputy director of the village committee actually collected money to cause controversy!
Recently, the news that farmers were forcibly demanded fees for farming in Jianhua Town has attracted widespread attention. A letter from a netizen in Kailu County, Inner Mongolia reveals the unfair practices of Jianhua Town and Shuangsheng Village, let's find out more.
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It is described that the area where they live is being prepared for spring planting, however, farmers who have been planting for many years have been blocked. And such obstruction actually originated from the official of Jianhua Township, the deputy director of the village committee. The deputy director forcibly demanded that the peasants pay a fee on the grounds that "110 is coming."
In fact, this is not an isolated case. Farmers have filed complaints with Sannong in China, accusing officials from Jianhua Township and Shuangsheng Village of preventing them from farming and threatening their interests by paying fees or terminating contracts.
The local government has responded by setting up an investigative task force to address the issue. For these growers, they are now faced with two choices: either pay or terminate the contract. This left the farmers confused and miserable. They believe they should enjoy legal land use rights and should not be forced to pay extra fees.
Take a look at the hot comments from netizens
Yes. The cost and cost of land reclamation are not mentioned at all. You recycle the subsidy to them
If you rent out an acre of 1,800, you may not be able to earn 1,000 per acre of land for a year, so what is the difference between farmers planting and not planting?
This incident has aroused widespread public concern and heated discussions. People have condemned Jianhua's actions and demanded that the government conduct a thorough investigation into the problem and protect the rights and interests of farmers. In recent years, China's rural development has made great strides, but these incidents still highlight the abuse of power by some local officials.
In the face of this incident, we hope that the relevant departments can take swift measures to restore a fair and transparent farming environment to farmers. At the same time, he also called on the vast number of peasants to remain vigilant, safeguard their rights and interests, and not tolerate any illegal acts that infringe on their interests.
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