When the spring breeze no longer just blows the wheat fields, in Shuangsheng Village, Jianhua Town, Kailu County, Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia, a village director said: "Pay the money!" Pay the money! If you don't pay the money, don't want to do the spring ploughing! Lao Zhang and his villagers are preparing to sow hope on the 4,500 mu of land that they have worked hard to improve for 20 years, and plant some corn to enjoy the joy of harvest. However, this land of hope was suddenly shrouded in a notice and a group of cadres blocking it. The reason for the cadres: The geology has changed, and you have to pay more money - an increase of 200 yuan per mu, a total of millions of sky-high prices!
"If you pay the money, I will withdraw immediately! If I am asked to collect money, I will collect money!" The village director shouted in the field, and this sentence quickly became a popular quotation on the Internet. Facing the camera and angry villagers, he also added: "I'll be with you!" Before the words fell, he led a team of people to block the agricultural machinery, and was bound to stage a land version of the "land grabbing war" in the spring ploughing season.
Not only is the village chief doing the demon, but even the deputy secretary of the town is not showing weakness, and says with great fanfare: "The land does not belong to you, you are forcibly occupying collective resources." Far from calming the anger of the people, these words added fuel to the fire. Just when the peasants were at a loss, the arrival of the police should have been the key to breaking the siege, but the turning point came with some irony - it was not the cadres who were acting as a prestige, but the honest old Zhang and his family, which made people stunned.
In the face of the pressure of online public opinion, the Kailu County Government also had to come forward and issued a notice saying that a working group would be set up to investigate the matter. But netizens obviously didn't buy it, and the comment area instantly fried the pot - "Just wait to see how you guys end!" For a while, doubts and sarcasm filled every corner of social media.
Netizens commented: "If the spring plowing is delayed, and the crops cannot be planted, can the village director compensate? "Officials protect each other, and the peasants complain about their misery, is there still a royal law?" "Fortunately, there is a media, otherwise the village chief would not know where to go!"
In this battle for the right to spring ploughing, we see not only the struggle for land, but also the abuse of public power. The arrogance of the village chief contrasts sharply with the swift response of the government, but it will take time to see if the peasants will be able to give a fair answer. Hopefully, this is not just a short-lived PR battle, but a real respect and guarantee for the rights of farmers.
On the scales of the rule of law, the weight of each seed should be taken seriously. Spring ploughing waits for no one, and so does justice. Welcome to leave your views in the comment area, and let us pay attention to the latest progress of this "spring ploughing crisis"!