Recently, the Yunnan Public Security Frontier Corps teamed up with Kunming** to arrest 10 suspects of major telecommunications network fraud in the Kokang region of northern Myanmar in one go. The 10 wanted criminals involved the notorious Bai family, the Wei family, and the Liu family. Previously, the Ming family, the fourth largest family in Kokang, had been completely wiped out in the special operation in November. It can be said that this operation marks the basic annihilation of the "four major families" of Kokang.
The Bai family is the mastermind behind telecom network fraud in the Kokang area, and is the umbrella of these fraud groups. The bold telecom fraud campaign was developed with the operation and support of Bai Socheng.
More than 20 years ago, after the casino franchise in Myanmar's special zone was outlawed, the economy here is largely dependent on the drug trade. Until 10 years ago, a large number of telecommunications network fraud gangs fled from China and Southeast Asia, and Bai Suocheng and others of the Bai family provided them with protection and collected high protection fees. The Bai family quickly rose to become the head of the Kokang region.
Today, Bai Yingcang, the second son of the Bai family, not only controls the largest local telecom fraud group "Cangsheng Science and Technology Park" in Kokang, but also uses various titles to make profits. He is the captain of the Kokang militia brigade and the deputy director of the Economic Development Bureau. In June this year, on his 30th birthday, Bai Yingcang also invited a bunch of celebrities to celebrate his birthday. This is undoubtedly another political statement by the Bai family using the proceeds of fraud.
Bai Yinglan, another female head of the Bai family, is known as "Shuangjiao in Northern Myanmar" with Wei Rong. The "Xin Baili" fraud group controlled by her is also very rampant, and the two have a close relationship and can be said to be integrated. This allowed the Bai family to use the Wei family's armed forces at the same time. The Bai family, as the general backstage of Kokang telecom fraud, cannot escape the blame.
The incident quickly aroused heated discussions among Chinese netizens on the Internet, and everyone reacted differently to the quilting of the Kokang family. Some netizens bluntly said that this is a major victory in the fight against crime and evil, which directly knocked out Dulei, who has long been entrenched in the Sino-Myanmar border to carry out transnational telecommunications network fraud, cut off their criminal chain in Yunnan, and let the people's property rights and interests be effectively protected again. This fully demonstrates the firm determination of the party and the party to safeguard the safety of the people's lives and property.
However, some netizens questioned whether just ending the leaders of a few big families could really cut off the criminal chain of telecom fraud at the borderThese criminal gangs tend to be reckless, and taking down one will quickly pop up more. The backing of local corruption** is also a big reason why they are able to run rampant. If these problems cannot be fundamentally solved, it will be difficult to truly curb the rampant telecom fraud activities by eliminating a few big bosses.
Some netizens are worried that only a few high-level members of several major families are wanted this time, and most telecom fraudsters are still at large. They also hold in their hands the huge assets of the vast number of victimized people in China, and the flow of these black money is worrying. The departments concerned should try to recover these illegal gains worth the hundreds of billions of dollars and return them to the victims.
For a long time, the Bai family was not only the behind-the-scenes manipulator of Kokang's telecommunications fraud, but also colluded with other families to make huge profits through various vanity fairs and harm the Chinese people. They must take responsibility for supporting and abetting the crime of telecommunications fraud over the years. Now, with the collapse of the Kokang family, the final judgment of the Bai family is also coming. We have reason to believe that the criminal chain of telecom fraud in northern Myanmar will be further opened, and those who are still at large will not escape justice. What further actions do you think the authorities should take to curb the spread of telecom fraud in northern Myanmar?Welcome to leave a message in the comment area to discuss.