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Recently, a video about being blocked by village cadres during spring plowing in Shuangsheng Village, Jianhua Town, Kailu County, Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia, has attracted widespread attention on the Internet. In the video, Ji Yunhao, deputy secretary of the party committee, led a large number of cadres to demand that peasants pay fees and detain their cars, which made people deeply worried about the protection of the rights and interests of local peasants. __
It is understood that the incident occurred during the spring ploughing season, when the farmers were busy in the fields. However, the farmers in Shuangsheng Village encountered unexpected obstacles. On the pretext of paying fees, village cadres have prevented peasants from carrying out spring plowing operations normally, and have even mobilized public security police and cadres of the Comprehensive Management Office to carry out so-called "law enforcement." This act immediately aroused strong dissatisfaction and protests from the villagers.
In the video, the attitude of Ji Yunhao, deputy secretary of the party committee, is particularly interesting. He was standing in the crowd with his hands not touching the computer keyboard, but he claimed to be typing. This posturing made people question whether he was really serious about dealing with the peasant problemWhen asked why he blocked the peasants' spring ploughing, Deputy Secretary Ji Yunhao even responded to the villagers with an arrogant and domineering attitude, claiming that he was the deputy secretary of the party committee and demanding that the villagers obey the order.
This incident quickly fermented on the Internet and aroused widespread social concern and discussionMany netizens expressed strong dissatisfaction with Deputy Secretary Ji Yunhao's behavior, believing that his behavior had seriously harmed the interests and dignity of the peasants. At the same time, some people have questioned the local government's ability to manage, arguing that such actions have damaged the government's image and credibility.
There is also this deputy secretary of the party committee, Ji Yunhao, who openly claimed to the villagers who came to report the problem to the spring ploughing: "Don't look for me, I don't understand the law!" It is this Ji Yunhao who is completely popular, he enlisted in the army at the age of 17, retired from the army at the age of 19, joined the work at the age of 22, worked in the public security for 5 years, and was the deputy mayor of the town at the age of 29.
If Deputy Secretary Ji Yunhao has no background, it doesn't matter, he came back from being a compulsory soldier for two years, his first education is only a high school education, and he has grown step by step from a police officer in a police station to a fourth-in-command in the town, and the deputy secretary of the party committee at the deputy section level, which is really powerful, and he is very young.
However, we have to suspect that Ji Yunhao, deputy secretary of the party committee, has been a soldier and a police officer and a staff member of the Political and Legal Committee and the Discipline Inspection Commission, but he says that he does not understand the law
In the face of the pressure of public opinion, the local government responded quickly. They said they were aware of the discussion on the Internet and would investigate the matter in depthAt the same time, they also stressed the need to protect the legitimate rights and interests of peasants as the primary task to ensure the smooth progress of spring ploughing.
_However, the issues behind this incident are worth ponderingWhy did such absurd obstruction behaviors occur during the critical period of spring ploughing? Why did Ji Yunhao, deputy secretary of the party committee, treat the villagers with such an arrogant attitude? The answers to these questions may require us to dig deeper
First, we need to focus on the administrative and decision-making processes of the local government. Is there any neglect and infringement of peasants' rights and interests? Is there an abuse of power and bureaucracy? The existence of these problems may cause grassroots cadres to deviate from the correct direction and ignore the actual needs and rights and interests of peasants when carrying out their tasks.
Second, we need to think about how to strengthen supervision and restraint over grassroots cadres. As representatives of the party and the government, grassroots cadres should always put the interests of the people first and scrupulously abide by their duties and moral bottom line. However, in practice, some grassroots cadres may deviate from this principle for various reasons. Therefore, strengthening supervision and restraint over grassroots cadres and ensuring that they administer according to law and perform their official duties honestly and honestly is an important measure for protecting the rights and interests of peasants
Finally, we need to promote a more harmonious social atmosphere and more effective communication mechanisms. In this incident, there was a serious obstacle to communication between the peasants and the grassroots cadres. The voice of the peasants was ignored, while the grassroots cadres took a hard-line attitude. Therefore, we should advocate a more harmonious social atmosphere so that peasants and grassroots cadres can have dialogue and mutual understanding on an equal footing. At the same time, we also need to establish a more effective communication mechanism to ensure that both sides can understand each other's needs and demands in a timely manner, and jointly promote the resolution of problems.
In short, this spring ploughing storm in Kailu County has triggered us to think deeply about the protection of farmers' rights and interests. We should pay attention to the administrative management and decision-making process of the local government, strengthen supervision and restraint over grassroots cadres, and advocate a more harmonious social atmosphere and a more effective communication mechanism. Only in this way can we ensure that the rights and interests of peasants are fully protected and promote the harmonious and stable development of society.