#干部阻挠农民种地让交钱被免职#
In the spring ploughing season, the earth wakes up and everything recovers, which is a good season for farmers to be busy sowing. However, a recent news in Kailu County, Inner Mongolia, was a big surprise. According to reports, some local cadres obstructed peasants from farming and demanded that peasants pay money.
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This incident quickly aroused social attention, and people can't help but ask: What is going on? Today, we will uncover the story behind this.
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First, the spring ploughing season turmoil: farmers encounter "roadblocks" in farming
In Kailu County in spring, the fields should have been a busy scene of spring ploughing. However, the farmers in Shuangsheng Village, Jianhua Town, encountered an unexpected "turmoil". It turned out that some of the newly added farmland in the village was required to pay the so-called "supplementary contract fee", which made many farmers feel puzzled and confused. Why do they suddenly have to face such an additional burden when they had signed a long-term land contract with the village?
What is even more infuriating is that when the peasants were ready to cultivate on time, some cadres stood up to obstruct it, claiming that they could not farm without paying the money. The arrogance and rudeness of these cadres made the already disgruntled peasants even angrier. For a time, Shuangsheng Village fell into chaos and strife.
2. Revealing the secret of the "supplementary contracting fee": there is a hidden story behind the strangeness
So, what exactly is the matter with this so-called "supplementary contract fee"? After investigation, it was learned that Kailu County, as a pilot unit for the efficient use of newly added cultivated land, had carried out a series of pilot projects for the newly added cultivated land in the national land survey. The "supplementary contract fee" is one of the measures in this pilot work, which aims to promote the efficient use of new farmland by village collectives charging paid use fees.
However, there have been deviations in the implementation of this policy. Some large farmers of newly added cultivated land are unwilling to pay fees, which leads to the psychology of comparison among farmers who have already paid fees. This psychological imbalance has led to contradictions and disputes among the villagers, and has also led to the behavior of cadres obstructing peasants from farming.
3. Justice will eventually come: the cadres will be dismissed from their posts, and the peasants will be at peace
In the face of this chaos, the Kailu County Party Committee attached great importance to it and quickly set up a working group to investigate. After in-depth investigation and understanding, the county party committee decided to seriously deal with the cadres involved. It has been learned that the deputy secretary of the township party committee who obstructed peasants' farming has been dismissed from his post and given an intra-party warning by the county discipline inspection commission. At the same time, the secretary of the village party branch and the deputy director of the village committee were also given serious warnings within the party.
The results of this treatment were applauded by the vast number of peasants. They said that this incident showed them the power of justice and gave them confidence in the future. Now, the farmers of Shuangsheng Village have resumed their spring ploughing work, and the fields are once again showing a busy and orderly scene.
Justice is eternal, and spring ploughing is endless
Although this incident has come to an end for the time being, it has brought us reflections far from over. It has allowed us to see the troubles and losses caused to the peasants by the improper behavior and attitude of the grassroots cadres in their work, and also let us see the power of justice and the determination of the government.
In the days to come, we hope that more grassroots cadres will be able to truly think about problems from the perspective of the peasants and solve their practical difficulties with heart and soul; we also hope that the government will continue to intensify supervision and control to ensure that various policies can be implemented and truly benefit the vast number of peasants.
At the same time, we also hope that the majority of farmers can continue to carry forward the fine tradition of hard work, courage and wisdom, and create a better life with their own hands. After all, the pace of spring will not stop, and the hope of spring ploughing will never disappear.