The strange incident of supplementary contracting fees in Kailu County, Inner Mongolia has caused a lot of uproar, and the majority of netizens have condemned the arrogant law enforcement behavior of the local relevant departments, but they did not expect the local county government to deal with it so quickly!
Is the supplementary contract fee legal and compliant?
It can be seen from the briefing that the local government has explained the supplementary contract fee, which is one of the disposal methods adopted by the county's pilot work on the efficient use of new cultivated land, and the village collective will charge paid use fees for the new cultivated land!
However, according to news reports, the cultivated land was originally saline-alkali land and wasteland, and it was used by the contractor for nearly 20 years to raise the land back at a very high cost in the early stage, so it is reasonable and legal to increase the contract fee?
Could it be that if the contractor has a problem raising the land, if the land is not cultivated and irrigated, will the contract fee not be increased?
As for the problem of blocking and not allowing farming, it is said that it is the behavior of blocking and plowing the land caused by the psychology of comparison among farmers!
However, according to the video report, the deputy secretary of the town party committee, the deputy director of the village committee, and the personnel of the town police station were all present, arrogantly threatening not to pay the money and not allowing the plowing, and forcibly detaining the vehicles that overturned the land.
Are these behaviors also caused by the psychology of farmers?
The whole briefing felt inconsistent with what the news video conveyed, and I didn't know which one was true and which one was false!
Fortunately, however, the deputy secretary who did not understand the law was dismissed! However, dismissal does not mean dismissal, and there is still quite a lot of room for dismissal!