On April 22, the news from Shuangsheng Village, Jianhua Town, Kailu County, Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, attracted widespread attention from the society. According to reports, during the busy season of spring planting, farmers encountered an unprecedented problem: local town and village officials even prevented them from planting in the fields and banned them from planting on the grounds that they did not pay fees.
Master Zhang, a farmer, said that they had contracted more than 5,000 acres of land in partnership to prepare for spring ploughing. However, it was blocked by local cadres. Master Zhang recalled the incident in 2004, when they had already contracted the land and paid the contract fee in accordance with the regulations. However, this year, it is required to pay a fee of 200 yuan per mu of land, otherwise planting is not allowed. This move left them confused and angry because they had fulfilled all their obligations as stipulated in the contract.
In response to this situation, Kailu County issued a notice, saying that the "supplementary contract fee" collected by village and town cadres is a way to dispose of the pilot work of efficient use of new cultivated land. However, the county party committee has dealt with the problem of a few grassroots cadres being rude and rude in their language, and one of the deputy secretaries of the town party committee has been dismissed.
In addition, not only Jianhua Township, but also farmers in other townships have encountered similar problems. One farmer said that they had contracted more than 300 acres of land and had already paid a large contract fee, but this year they were asked to pay the fee again. This additional cost is incomprehensible and angry to the farmers, who have already fulfilled their obligations in accordance with the contract.
This incident has aroused heated discussions in all walks of life, and the behavior of grassroots cadres has also attracted widespread attention and condemnation. In the face of the legitimate rights and interests of the peasants, the behavior of the cadres not only seriously harmed the peasants' interests, but also tarnished the image of the grassroots government. It is hoped that the relevant departments can investigate the matter as soon as possible and give farmers a reasonable explanation and response.
Jimu News will continue to pay attention to the progress of this matter, and fight for the rights and interests of farmers to ensure that their legitimate rights and interests are not violated.
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