Preamble:
Recently, a hot incident in Kailu County, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, has attracted widespread attention from all walks of life, involving a dispute over a land contract between village and town cadres and farmers. According to reports, some peasants were prevented from farming by their village and town cadres, demanded to pay additional fees, and even threatened to terminate their contracts.
1. Farmers are prevented from farming and pay additional fees
When some peasants were farming in the villages and towns of Kailu County, they were prevented from doing so by the local village and town cadres, who demanded that the peasants stop farming on various grounds and that they pay an additional fee as a so-called "contract management fee." Moreover, these fees have no legal basis and are purely wishful thinking on the part of the village and town cadres.
In the face of this situation, the peasants expressed their incomprehension and dissatisfaction, believing that according to the contract they had signed, they had the right to legally operate and cultivate the contracted land, and that they had also made a lot of input and hard work in carrying out land transformation, and that they should be supported and encouraged by the village and town cadres, instead of making unreasonable troubles and demanding additional fees.
2. Village and town cadres use threats to violate the contract
In order to achieve their own goals, some village and town cadres have even resorted to monitoring and threatening the peasants to physically and verbally infringe upon them, threatening the peasants that if they are unwilling to pay additional fees, they will terminate the contract, and even take some illegal coercive measures; this practice seriously violates the peasants' legitimate rights and interests and the stipulations of the contract, and is also a blatant provocation to the law.
In particular, after this incident was exposed, all sectors of society expressed strong condemnation and dissatisfaction with the practices of village and town cadres, believing that they were abusing their powers, wanton and arrogant, and should be punished by the corresponding law.
3. Farmers should actively safeguard their legitimate rights and interests and seek help
In the face of similar land contract disputes, farmers should be more clear about their legitimate rights and interests and not easily compromise, but in the process of protecting their rights, they also need to pay attention to reasonable and legal methods, such as communicating and negotiating with village and town cadres, seeking mediation assistance from relevant departments, or consulting and seeking help from legal aid institutions, so that their rights and interests can be effectively protected.
At the same time, as far as village and town cadres are concerned, they should also receive education on relevant laws and regulations, enhance their legal awareness, be clear about their responsibilities and authority, and must not abuse their power at will, still less abuse their power for personal gain, and infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of peasants; only with the joint efforts of the whole society can a harmonious and stable system of rural land contract management be established, so that peasants can have a greater sense of gain and happiness.
Epilogue:
Through the exposure of this incident and the discussion of public opinion, it is believed that the relevant departments will also pay attention to it, increase the supervision and crackdown on similar incidents, and at the same time will intervene in the investigation in a timely manner, and give justice to the peasants and the public, hoping that similar incidents can become a warning, so that the vast number of village and town cadres can realize the serious consequences of abuse of power, and also make the peasants aware of their own awareness and ways and means of protecting their rights, and jointly maintain the harmonious and stable situation in the rural areas.
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