The village cadres of Kailu County, Inner Mongolia, have become a hot spot on the whole network because they went to the field to prevent spring ploughing. However, if you think about the interests behind this, whose interests have been lost?
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I won't say the ins and outs of the whole thing, I believe many people have seen the original video.
Seeing that the village cadres were so arrogant in the field, they also said: 110 is coming, and it doesn't work. If you ask for money, they will collect money. Tomorrow 200 people can organize spring ploughing.
The town cadres were even more domineering, pointing at the villagers to let them record the video, but they were afraid that they would not be popular. The imposition of machines is also mandatory on the grounds that the land is collective.
The police are even more powerful than the town cadres, regardless of the three-seven-twenty-one, they directly arrest people, and say that they are forced to page.
The mayor said that this fee was due to a change in the nature of the land, and that an additional fee had to be paid to change the contract.
The village chief said that he did not understand the law, and the county asked him to collect money.
At this time, the town cadres who were arrogantly shouting in the field to let the video be recorded also realized that they had made a big disaster, and they also said that they didn't understand the law.
After the official report was issued, the Commission for Discipline Inspection intervened
After the matter fermented, Kailu County quickly responded: an investigation team was set up immediately. The Commission for Discipline Inspection also responded, carefully verified, and gave everyone an explanation.
Soon Kailu County reported again: Ji Yunhao was dismissed, and the village cadres were given a warning.
Thinking that this was the case, Kailu County issued a notice again: they were charging additional fees. In other words, it is reasonable that villagers must pay fees if they want to farm.
Soon, Kailu County's behavior was named by the Central Broadcasting Network: Paying money to farm land cannot be a confused account. That is, Kailu County is required to make this payment details open and transparent, and to comply with laws and regulations.
People's Daily Online also pointed out: Farming pays money, and the lights are not clear.
Seeing this, it is time to discuss the interests behind this
The contractor contracted 5,600 mu of land at 4 yuan per mu for a period of 30 years, that is, a total of 672,000 yuan, and the fee has been paid.
Contractors need to buy fertilizer, lease machinery, hire workers, repair waterways, build electrical appliances, etc., and these investments are a large amount of money every year, which is said to be nearly one million a year.
Now the contractor rents the irrigated land to the farmers at 700 yuan per mu, which means that he can return 3,920,000 yuan per year. In terms of time, the contractor has 10 years to go.
Now the county requires contractors to pay another 200 yuan per mu every year, that is, 1,120,000 yuan per year. The annual net income of the contractor is 2,800,000 yuan.
The contractor should calculate the investment in the first 20 years, minus the contracting fee, and the annual investment cost, that is, there can be about 1,500,000 yuan per year.
There are two more contractors, and the annual income of each person is about hundreds of thousands. Seeing this return, the contractor will definitely not do it.
If the contractor pays more than 1 million yuan per year, the contractor may have to increase the lease fee of the farmer.
In the final analysis, it is the farmers who are hurt.
I want to say
People's Daily Online said very thoroughly: If the contractor households were able to improve their land at the beginning, the county, town, and village leaders could see it, and if they did not comply with the regulations, then why didn't these cadres stop it at that time?
Cadres serve the people, and they should not keep staring at the pockets of peasants. What the cadres should do is to strive for good projects, lead the peasants to become rich, and let the peasants live a good life.