The situation in northern Myanmar has been a source of intense concern, especially rumours about the Kokang Alliance. Recently, the discussion surrounding the issue of Kokang wire fraud has once again attracted attention. Contrary to what people had previously thought, the Kokang Alliance appeared to be involved, and was dubbed the "father of Kokang blackmail." It is alleged that the perpetrator of the incident was Peng Jiacai and not the Kokang allies. The story begins with the escape of Ding Ning, the boss of e-renting treasure, when he fled to Shan State in northern Myanmar to form a company, and met Peng Jiasheng under the introduction of the Bao family. Subsequently, Ding Ning set out to carry out the business of wire fraud and planned to occupy the Kokang area. He advertised to Peng Jiasheng the prospects of the wire fraud business, saying that without legal constraints, profits would increase at least tenfold. Peng Jiasheng was persuaded and launched a large-scale attack on the Kokang area, taking control of the area. Subsequently, Ding Ning transferred technical backbones from China to build an electric fraud park. Peng Jiasheng and Ding Ning proposed that the four major families get very little profit from it, which caused dissatisfaction, and eventually led to Peng Jiasheng being kicked out of Kokang. The Peng army was defeated one after another, while Ding Ning was forced to flee back to China and **. However, while their tele-fraud parks flourished in northern Myanmar, Peng Jiasheng fled to Kachin and eventually retained the tele-fraud parks in Hongyan Township and Xiaomengla.
The whole affair is fraught with complex interpersonal relationships and power struggles. The fermentation of the e-renting treasure incident caused Ding Ning and others to flee to northern Myanmar, where they launched more criminal activities. It can be seen from this that criminals use and infiltrate the border areas, which poses a serious threat to local social stability and economic development. In this process, Peng Jiasheng's role is particularly interesting. As a key figure in the Kokang region, his actions have had a profound impact on the political and social landscape of the region. Ding Ning's escape and the establishment of the electric fraud park are a direct challenge to local public security and social order. In addition, the performance of the four major families in this incident is also thought-provoking. Their strong dissatisfaction with Peng Jiasheng and Ding Ning's betrayal made the whole incident even more confusing. The interests of the four major families and the struggle for power constitute an important background for the whole incident. This case is not only the activity of a criminal gang, but also a profound challenge to the local political and economic landscape. This has raised concerns about the governance and security of the border areas, and has also made people realize that the governance of the border areas cannot be ignored.
Therefore, more attention and research is needed on the issue of the Kokang Allied Army and the telefraud park, which is not only related to local social stability, but also related to the governance and security of the country's borders. Only by strengthening research and intervention in these problems can we effectively solve these problems and ensure long-term peace and stability in the border areas. The expansion of telecom fraud rings in northern Myanmar has intensified, even turning into violent criminal activities across the border. Although Ding Ning's plan to implement a telecom fraud park in northern Myanmar failed, the park has continued to grow in size under the protection of major forces in northern Myanmar. Recently, the Kokang Allied Forces launched an operation in the name of fighting telecom fraud, but their actions have disrupted a critical period for China-Myanmar economic cooperation and negatively affected it. It is also worth noting that the actions of the Kokang Allied Forces have also led to the disruption of the work of telecom fraudsters between China and Myanmar. The actions of the Kokang allies appear to be fighting crime, but in reality they are more like they are acting for their own interests. Their actions have shifted many telecom fraud parks to areas controlled by the Kokang Alliance, suggesting that the Kokang Alliance is not as simple as they advertise, but more sophisticated and secretive.
This raises doubts about the true intentions of the Kokang allies and concerns about the impact of such actions on regional stability and cooperation.