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Wen I Xiaoying views the world
Editor I: Xiaoying views the world
Preamble:
Peasants farming is a matter of course, and village cadres should have a supportive attitude. This may seem like an ordinary behavior, but in Inner Mongolia, the deputy village deputy director not only stepped forward to obstruct farming, but also took a very tough attitude, demanding that farmers must pay money first, on the grounds that they had seized collective resources. The arrogance and tough demands of the village deputy director were unacceptable to the peasants.
The deputy director of the village scolded loudly, forced the peasant households to stop the agricultural vehicles that cleared the cultivated land, and asked the peasant households to pay the money quickly, but the peasant households had no choice but to ask what money they paid, and the attitude of the deputy village deputy director was even more arrogant, and asked the peasant households to find the above and ask themselves. It really made the farmers have suffering, and the next words of the village chief shocked everyone.
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110 is coming, what's the matter?
Pay the money, pay it right away
If I am asked to collect money from above, I will collect money
Can this come out of the mouths of village cadres? If you are asked to collect money from above, you will collect money, and which department at a higher level can issue such instructions; land in the rural areas is the foundation of the peasants' survival, but farming has become a luxury. The obstruction of the deputy village director made the peasants' labor go to waste, and they even faced difficulties in their lives.
This phenomenon is not just a momentary misunderstanding or an isolated phenomenon, but a true portrayal of the anomie of power and the imbalance of interests. The deputy director of the village acted recklessly, putting his own selfish interests above the livelihood of the peasants, and using the right to farm land as a ruler in his own hand and measuring it arbitrarily.
However, the farmers went to the town to find the leaders to evaluate the reasoning, but they didn't expect the words of the secretary of the town party committee to be poured cold water. If you kill someone, you go to the criminal police team, which means that I can't control this matter, and I say that I don't know the law, how ridiculous and ridiculous, how can you become a secretary if you don't know the law?
Faced with the domineering behavior of the deputy village director, the peasants went to the town for help. However, they found that the leaders seemed to ignore it or even be indifferent. The attitude of the secretary of the town party committee is even more astonishing, and the indifferent attitude of the leadership makes people wonder: Who are they serving exactly? In such an environment, will the legitimate rights and interests of the peasants not be reduced to decorations?
Even more worryingly, justice does not seem to be able to guarantee the farmers. When farmers take the issue to court, they find that the law does not seem to apply to their vulnerable group. Under such circumstances, where should the peasants defend their rights, and how should the abuse of power and the lack of justice be solved?
Regarding the problems exposed by the media, the leaders of Kailu County did not ignore them, but responded quickly. The establishment of a working group, the launching of an investigation, and the promise to release the results of the investigation to the public in a timely manner won a certain amount of applause for this timely and decisive response. However, the crux of the matter is not whether the government can investigate the truth of the incident, but whether it has the ability to solve similar problems and establish a long-term mechanism to prevent similar problems from happening again in the first place. This requires more transparency, stricter regulation, and more effective institutional safeguards.
Epilogue:
In the face of the reality of abuse of power and judicial failure, how can we ensure that the legitimate rights and interests of peasants are not infringed upon? This has become a problem that needs to be solved urgently. First of all, it is necessary to exercise strict supervision and restraint over the exercise of power by village-level cadres to prevent them from abusing their power to harm the interests of peasants. Second, it is necessary to establish a more perfect legal system to ensure the fair application of the law, so that both peasants and village-level cadres can exercise their rights and obligations under the protection of the law. Finally, it is necessary to strengthen the construction of peasant autonomy, so that peasants can participate more independently in the decision-making and management of rural affairs, and ensure that their legitimate rights and interests can be effectively protected.
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