In recent years, villagers in a county in Inner Mongolia have improved the original saline-alkali land and finally transformed the plot into a watered field suitable for growing crops. Over the years, the villagers have worked hard to produce a rich grain harvest on this land. However, just this year, the local village committee suddenly notified the villagers that they were required to pay a "land rent" of 200 yuan per mu of watered fields.
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The village committee demanded that the peasants pay the unpaid "land rent" of the previous year, totaling 100,000 yuan. This 100,000 yuan "land rent" is really astronomical for the villagers. Originally, this land was wasteland, but it took years of painstaking transformation to become a cultivable land. It stands to reason that farmers should have the right to continue to use the land in the hope of getting more food harvests.
The unilateral decision of the village committee, ignoring the fruits of the peasants' years of labor, brutally deprived them of the right to use the land, and inflicted great economic losses on them. The deputy director of the village committee said: "What can you do when 110 comes, the above stipulates this." "Affirmatively take the act of illegally depriving peasants of their land use rights. It clearly violates the "Land Management Law" and other laws and regulations, and harms the legitimate rights and interests of farmers.
After the incident, the matter quickly sparked widespread controversy online. Many netizens believe that this is a typical "bandit logic" behavior. Originally wasteland, it was turned into plantable land after years of planting and improvement by farmers, and now that the harvest is complete, the contract is unilaterally terminated and the "land rent" is forcibly collected, which is completely contrary to fairness and justice.
Some netizens pointed out that it is likely that some local people were red after seeing the good harvest of this land, so they used their power to forcibly intervene and deprive farmers of their due benefits. Some local officials or tycoons, seeing the good harvests produced by other people's planting and improvement, use administrative means to forcibly intervene and deprive peasants of their land use rights in order to obtain short-term benefits.
This completely ignores the hard work of the peasants for many years, harms their legitimate rights and interests, and undermines the stable development of the rural areas. In response to this incident, netizens advocated that the legal responsibility of the relevant personnel should be investigated in accordance with the law. If the villagers' committee unilaterally terminates the contract with the peasants for planting in the land, and the destruction causes heavy losses to the peasants, it shall be deemed to be a breach of contract and compensation shall be given.
Forcing peasants to pay illegal "land rent" and their words are clearly illegal should be investigated to determine whether it constitutes the crime of abuse of power. If it is true that someone instigated the intervention for improper purposes, it is all the more important to find out who is responsible. Only by imposing sanctions according to law can we put an end to similar unhealthy trends and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of peasants.
In fact, protecting peasants' legal rights in land use is the cornerstone of agricultural production. No one shall unlawfully deprive others of the fruits of lawful planting and improvement on the land. Village governments should uphold the principle of fairness and justice to maintain the harmonious and stable development of society. We must not act arbitrarily and recklessly by virtue of our own authority or the relationship of interests, harming the fundamental interests of the masses.
Only by confirming the truth in accordance with the law and giving corresponding legal responsibility can we correct such malpractices and put an end to the recurrence of such incidents. This incident has attracted widespread attention, and it has also made more people see clearly the shortcomings of some local officials' operations. We should point out the problem in due course and call for the prevention of the recurrence of similar incidents in accordance with the law.
At the same time, it is also hoped that the relevant departments will pay attention to this matter, put an end to the alienation of power, and earnestly protect the legitimate rights and interests of the peasants. Only by establishing a new system of fairness and justice can we promote the sustainable and stable development of rural areas.
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