"What can you do if you call 110? This is the rule from above, and if you ask me to collect money, I will collect money, and I don't care what the provisions and laws stipulate for me, tomorrow I won't make 200 people come to me with your surname, I don't understand the law."
These words are not from the mouth of the ruffian, it is difficult to think that the home is from the mouth of a senior cadre in a town, we have also seen the street scoundrel's arrogant posture, I have not seen the official arrogance, today I actually witnessed such an arrogant and unreasonable scene of a village and town cadre on the official media video of agriculture, agriculture and agriculture, which is really shocking.
Recently, a video about "cadres of a town in Inner Mongolia went down to the field, unreasonably blocked farmers from spring ploughing, and forcibly demanded that the car be detained" was widely spread on the Internet, causing widespread attention and heated discussions from all walks of life.
Let's take a look at how things rushed to the hot search?
Recently, reporters from China's agriculture, agriculture and agriculture have been receiving letters from peasant friends in Kailu County, Inner Mongolia, saying that some people have prevented them from going to the fields to cultivate, and they are so anxious that they have lost immeasurable time in the time they have missed.
In Shuangsheng Village, Jianhua Town, Kailu County, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, growers have encountered an unexpected problem. The more than 5,000 acres of land they contracted should have been the season for sowing, but now it has become a place of anxiety in their hearts.
Lao Zhang, one of these growers, looked at the bud stubble in front of him, and his heart was full of anxiety. He knew that the timing of spring planting was fleeting, and if it was missed, the year's harvest would be affected. However, just as they were about to plough the ground and sow seeds, someone stopped them.
These people are actually village cadres of Shuangsheng Village. They asked the growers to pay to work in the fields, which was very puzzling. The villagers said that they had already paid the land contract fee according to the contract, so why should they pay extra?
In the face of the villagers' doubts, the village cadres explained that it was the cost of adding watering rights. However, the villagers do not agree.
They said that 20 years ago, this land was a saline wasteland, and it was they who poured countless efforts and sweat into it to transform it into the irrigated fields it is today. Now, how can they possibly pay extra for this land?
This incident aroused the attention of the reporters, who came to the fields of Shuangsheng Village to conduct on-the-spot investigations, and the reporters met the secretary of the party branch and the deputy director of the village and other cadres at the scene.
The growers have no choice, and how can the people fight the officials, they can only look at the fields and sigh! I hope that the media reporters will help them.
The villagers' investment in this land is huge, they not only level the land, but also dig wells, connect electricity, and plant alfalfa and pasture grass that are resistant to alkali and nitrogen fixation. Today, the land has become fertile farmland and yields have increased significantly.
However, the village officials' demand for fees was difficult for the villagers to accept. They said that if this continues, they will not be able to afford millions of dollars, and spring ploughing will also be affected. They hope that the relevant departments can intervene in the investigation and give a reasonable explanation and solution.
The 4,650 acres of wasteland contracted by Lao Zhang, a farmer, in Shuangsheng Village, Jianhua Town, Kailu County, is 30 years, and the contract is valid from 2004 to 2034.
At the beginning of this year, the village committee of Shuangsheng Village suddenly sent a notice claiming that it would increase the fee by an additional 200 yuan per mu of land per year, and that this increase in income will last for three years, from 2024 to 2026.
Of course, these fees are unacceptable to the growers, who have already paid for them, so why should they pay additional fees. But they didn't pay the fees, they didn't let them plough the land, and even hired people to guard the fields for 24 hours, and called the local public security to take the troublesome villagers away.
Many netizens think that the public security arrests people indiscriminately, but what can they do, the two leaders are present, and if they disobey, they will be dismissed immediately.
The reporter then went to the town to have an in-depth understanding, and a town leader said that the wasteland contracted by Mr. Zhang was at a low price when the contract was initially signed. In view of the fact that the wasteland has now been turned into irrigated land and its value has increased significantly, the town believes that the original contract conditions are no longer in line with the current reality, so it requires Mr. Zhang to compensate an additional 200 yuan per mu of land.
However, the most shocking thing is that in the course of the exchange, the deputy secretary of the town party committee and the member of the town law committee went so far as to bluntly say: "I don't understand the law, please don't discuss legal matters with me!" This attitude of ignoring the law makes people deeply question the way the town handles this matter.
After this incident was exposed, it aroused widespread heated discussions in society: How did these cadres sit in this position if they did not understand the law? How could these cadres uphold justice for the common people if they did not understand the law?
The Kailu County Party Committee and Government attach great importance to this matter and have quickly set up a special working group to conduct an in-depth investigation. The results of the survey will be announced in due course, so please pay attention to the follow-up notice.
What do you think about the cadres of Inner Mongolia blocking spring ploughing?