"Don't look for me, I don't know the law, let's salute first and then soldier. This sentence, like a bomb, caused an uproar on social networks. Ji Yunhao, who was the deputy secretary of the Jianhua Town Party Committee, changed his official position dramatically in just one hour, turning from deputy secretary to former deputy secretary in one fell swoop.
What kind of officialdom turmoil is this, and what are the hidden stories behind it? Today, we will reveal everything for you.
In Jianhua Town, Kailu County, Ji Yunhao is a little-known official. However, it wasn't so long ago that his name quietly took center stage. A grower, who did not want to be named, bravely stepped forward and revealed an amazing inside story that pushed the ordinary official to the forefront.
The farmer claimed that he had contracted a plot of land for 20 years. In these long years, he devoted his whole life to filling in the soil and leveling the pits, pulling manure to nourish the land, and turning the originally barren land into a fertile paddy field.
However, just when he thought that he could use this land to create tens of millions of profits, a notice pushed him into the abyss. The government demanded that he pay millions of dollars in "supplementary contracting fees", which shocked and despaired him.
He believes he deserves what he deserves in return, rather than being forced to pay extra. So, he resolutely decided to stand up and expose this unfair treatment.
The exposure of this incident made the entire county boil. People have expressed their support for the grower, but they have also expressed anger and dissatisfaction with the government's approach. And Ji Yunhao, as the town's political and legal committee member and deputy secretary of the party committee, has also been severely criticized by public opinion. He once claimed in public that he "doesn't understand the law", and this remark caused an uproar.
People began to question his competence and responsibility, and demanded that his actions be investigated and held accountable.
In this storm of public opinion, Ji Yunhao's future was clouded. What was once a peaceful life became stormy overnight. His actions have become the focus of public discussion and have made people reflect on the problems that exist in grassroots governance.
Ji Yunhao's background raises more questions. His fatherhood has become the focus of public opinion, and at the same time, it is puzzling that he was able to successfully turn into a civil servant as a two-year compulsory soldier. And how a junior high school student can be promoted to deputy secretary has also become a hot topic of discussion.
Ji Yunhao, he was born in '90 and enlisted in the army in '07, and this timeline seems to be fine, but when people start digging deeper into his background, they find a lot of puzzling.
First of all, Ji Yunhao's academic qualifications and military age are confusing. According to conventional calculations, if he was born in '90, he would have been a student when he enlisted in '07, and he might not have even finished high school. So how did he finish college and join the military? The question has been a mystery that has been haunting people for a long time.
What is even more puzzling is that in just two years, Ji Yunhao was able to smoothly transfer from the army to the civil service establishment. The process is often quite rigorous and complex, with layers of scrutiny and assessment. However, his career change has been unusually smooth, which makes people wonder if there is some unknown insider.
In addition, Ji Yunhao's resume of working at the grassroots level is also confusing. Although he served as deputy secretary of the party committee of Jianhua Town, his work experience was almost unknown before that. This led to doubts about his abilities and qualifications, and whether he was capable enough to perform such an important position.
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There are also some netizens who also gave an analysis of dismissal and dismissal:
Dismissal and dismissal are two different ways of dealing with personnel, and the main differences are:
The nature of the OBJ is different: dismissal is a normal personnel change, which may be due to job transfer, expiration of term, retirement, etc.; Dismissal, on the other hand, is a kind of punishment, which is usually caused by serious violations of discipline, dereliction of duty, etc.
B The impact is different: dismissal generally does not have much impact on an individual's reputation and future development; Removal can have a negative impact on an individual's reputation and career development.
The OBJ procedure is different: the procedure for dismissal is relatively simple, and the decision is usually made by the superior department or leader; The procedure for dismissal is relatively strict, and it needs to go through investigation, deliberation and other links.
The consequences of an OBJ are different: after dismissal, the individual may be transferred to another position or retired; Whereas, after removal, the individual may face further disciplinary action and may even be held legally liable.
This incident is not only the story of an official being adjusted, but also a microcosm of corruption at the grassroots level. In the fog of corruption, power, and interests, when will the rights and interests of the peasants be safeguarded, and when will the selection criteria for civil servants be standardized? These issues need to be resolved urgently.
summary
Ji Yunhao, who changed from deputy secretary to former deputy secretary in one hour, has an undercurrent behind him, carrying countless doubts and doubts. Only by thoroughly ascertaining the truth and giving an explanation to the public can we truly protect the interests of the people and make society more fair and just.
By revealing the story of this incident, we call on all sectors of society to pay attention to the importance of grassroots governance, and at the same time warn officials that power is not a blank slate, but a responsibility and responsibility. It is hoped that in the future, a more perfect supervision mechanism can be established, so that every citizen can enjoy fair and just treatment.