The anti-corruption campaign of the leader of the Communist party of China XI Jinping, it seems, has slowed in recent months. Continue brushing the grass-roots party cadres. But senior party officials did not touch upon the arrest and sentencing to three “tigers.”
However, recently XI Jinping has approved several party’s internal disciplinary rules, which threaten the top leadership of the party that prevents the government si.
Si submitted a June 28 new rules at a meeting of the Politburo.
The new order establishes the “responsibility of the security authorities, the responsibility of the Supervisory authorities, and responsible leadership,” according to the Agency “Xinhua”. The Agency published the full text of the decree on its website July 17.
At first glance, innovation is the continuation of a two-year effort of the head of the disciplinary Commission, Wang Qishan. He wants the leaders of party bodies or organisations were responsible for the behavior of their subordinates.
The party continues to face problems of discipline, because some high-ranking party officials “need only power, not responsibility, they support and never criticize each other,” wrote Wang in an article in Renmin Ribao, in which he spoke about the purpose of the adoption of new disciplinary rules.
But the decision of the disciplinary problems is not the only goal. Rules will help prevent “conspiracies and click”.
XI Jinping in his speech of January already warned of “conspiracies and clicks” organized “an ambitious figures and conspirators” to satisfy the “personal political ambitions”. He was referring to former Politburo member Bo Xilai, the former head of security, Zhou Yongkang, former Vice Chairman of the Central military Commission Xu Caihou and others.
All of them were appointees of the former head of the party Jiang Zemin. Si focused on the elimination clique of Jiang’s campaign against corruption, so in 2012 it became known about the coup plan before XI took office. Supporters of Jiang’s propaganda machine tried to discredit si, creating a Maoist cult of personality and shvaleva it, according to the Chinese political insiders.
New disciplinary rules can also be used against the most stubborn opponent of XI Jinping, according to Blue Cisilino, a former editor of the journal of the National University of people’s liberation army.
This is the “tiger cage”, that is, Jiang Zemin, said Blue in an interview with the Epoch Times. “Jiang may refuse personal responsibility, saying that everything was done by those below him,” said Blue. But under the new rules, he can’t avoid responsibility,” said Blue.
There are indications that the investigation into Jiang is in full swing.
The source of the “great age” pointed out that Jiang Mangan, the eldest son of Jiang Zemin, is under house arrest. They are also investigating the source of his family’s wealth.
The Jiang in June, power was taken to the military unit, according to other sources.
New disciplinary rules also provide for the reorganization or dissolution of the party organizations if it is established that they or their leaders have violated the party discipline.
Reorganization undisciplined party organizations can lead to the dissolution of the party itself, according to sun Wenhuan, former Professor of Shandong University. “Localized dissolution on a large scale is no different from the dissolution of the Chinese Communist party,” he said.
