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Preface
On April 23, village and town cadres in Kailu County obstructed farmers from demanding money for farming, and a local investigation team was set up.
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On April 22, farmers in the area were asked by local village and town officials to pay an additional "supplementary contract fee" amounting to millions of yuan as they prepared for spring planting.
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According to the report, these fees are for the paid use of the newly added cultivated land in the third national land adjustment. The farmers strongly objected to this, as they had already paid all the dues in advance in accordance with the terms of the contract.
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The incident arose when village officials and town officials suddenly demanded that farmers pay additional fees in addition to the contracts they had already signed. According to reports, Hua Zeliang, director of the local deputy village committee, said when preventing farmers from going to the fields to cultivate: "What can I do if I come to 110, I will collect money if I am asked to do it." What laws, I only listen to the above.
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This blatant abuse of power and disregard for the law quickly provoked public outrage and media attention. In response, the Kailu county government quickly set up an investigation team to investigate whether the village and town officials' actions violated laws and disciplines.
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As soon as the topic was posted on the Internet, the comment area instantly exploded! Tens of thousands of comments poured in
Some of these netizens' comments are even more interesting and interesting, let's take a look
This secretary Ji Yunhao is a bastard, an out-and-out bastard, how did he be
Netizen: This secretary is really awesome
The public security in towns and villages have all been taken off, especially the police station
Netizen: Don't do it if you don't know the law
It's like a leading cadre there, it's like a ruffian
Netizen: Village cadres are like a nest of bandits, unreasonable. I just want to make money
A group of legally illiterate people are managing a place
Netizen: Such a leader can also be a leader, who can pay taxes?
How this kind of person became an official, Hu Xi can't come in or talk about it
Netizen: It's really not easy for an old farmer
Pay some money for wine, or the village chief, the town mayor won't be able to drink
In the village department of the government, someone is going to be unlucky
Editor's opinion
As a netizen who has long been concerned about social justice and farmers' rights, I am deeply worried and concerned about this incident in Shuangsheng Village, Jianhua Town, Kailu County, Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia. The cause of the matter seems simple – farmers are being asked to pay additional "supplementary contract fees", but the problems behind it are complex and profound.
First of all, on the face of it, the village cadres asked the peasants to pay additional fees in addition to the contracts they had already signed, which obviously violated the original intention of the contracts and the principle of fairness. One of the basic principles of contract law is the voluntary and equal exchange of terms between the two parties, and if one party unilaterally changes the conditions, it is undoubtedly an infringement of the rights and interests of the other party. This not only harms the interests of the peasants, but also openly challenges the spirit of the law.
Even more troubling is the attitude and behaviour of the officials concerned. According to reports, Hua Zeliang, deputy director of the village committee, publicly stated that "what can I do if I come to 110, I will collect money if I am asked to do it", and this kind of remarks expose a bureaucratic attitude of putting power first and ignoring the law. Such an attitude is not only disrespectful to the peasants, but also a threat to the entire society governed by the rule of law. Public officials should be guardians of public rights and interests, not violators, and their actions should be strictly regulated by law.
Fortunately, the Kailu County Government took the incident seriously and quickly set up an investigation team. This is a positive signal that the government is working hard to uphold the dignity of the law and the legitimate rights and interests of farmers. I sincerely hope that the investigation will be conducted in a fair and transparent manner, not only to ascertain the truth, but also to give a fair outcome for all involved. This is not only about the farmers in Shuangsheng Village, but also about the society's trust in whether the government can exercise its power fairly.
In addition, this incident should also serve as a wake-up call to all government agencies and public officials to strengthen legal education and moral cultivation and to earnestly fulfill their duty to abide by the law and be impartial. At the same time, it also reminds us ordinary citizens that they should have the courage to speak out and protect their rights and interests through legal channels for anything they feel is unjust.
In conclusion, I would like to say that although such incidents are heart-wrenching, they also show that in the face of the rule of law and justice, there is nowhere to hide from any misconduct. As a member of society, each of us should participate in this kind of supervision and work together to promote a fairer and more just society.
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