A new round of anti-corruption storm swept in, and a deputy provincial **, who had been held accountable for the destruction of Liu Yalou's former residence, was once again rumored to be dismissed. According to the Supreme People's Procuratorate on the 27th, Xiong Xue, a former member of the party group and deputy mayor of Chongqing, has been arrested in accordance with the law on suspicion of a case. This once emerged**, a time of scenery and later depravity, has become a different kind of officialdom legend.
Xiong Xue's fall is not only a matter of corruption, but also a manifestation of a series of moral corruption. His various behaviors, from the loss of political belief to the disregard for party discipline and party rules, to the corruption and degeneration, all reveal how a person has fallen into the abyss of morality from a moment of glory. Behind all this is his penchant for power and greed for self-interest, and his view of public office as a tool for personal gain.
Politically, Xiong Xue's deviation from the "seven haves", forming gangs, resisting organizational censorship, and formalistic false reporting, all kinds of manifestations not only show his disregard for party discipline and party rules, but also a serious deviation from the responsibility of public office. In dealing with financial matters, he violated the spirit of the Eight Provisions by accepting banquets and services that might affect the fair performance of official duties. In addition, he was also disloyal and dishonest to the party, sought personal interests for others, and was even suspected of ** crimes in project contracting, land approval, etc.
Xiong Xue's case once again reminds us that in the face of power, if we cannot maintain our loyalty to the party and responsibility to the people, it is easy to embark on a road of no return. The root cause of corruption lies not only in the disregard of laws and regulations, but also in the excessive addiction to power. If you lose trust in the party, ignore laws and regulations, and be irresponsible for your duties, you will inevitably become the scum of officialdom.
The hand of justice will eventually be severely punished, and Xiong Xue's fall is a victory for the rule of law and a deterrent to officialdom corruption. For similar corrupt behaviors, we should remain highly vigilant and let the legal sanctions become the bottom line that we dare not touch. Only in this way can we build a clear political ecology and get rid of the haze of corruption.