The worker was born as the secretary of the ministry-level discipline inspection commission and brought down the vice-national-level tiger
In January 1996, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection commended and advocated that party members and cadres across the country learn from Cao Keming, then secretary of the Jiangsu Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection, and take him as an example to carry forward the spirit of honesty, self-discipline and integrity.
Cao Keming, who works in Jiangsu's discipline inspection system, is deeply admired by the people, and his anti-corruption courage is admirable, and he is known as "the contemporary Bao Gong". Cao Keming personally dealt with the illegal fund-raising case of Wuxi Xinxing Industrial Company, which caused a sensation throughout the country, paving the way for the corruption of deputy state-level cadres, and finally making him severely punished by party discipline and state law.
What kind of revolutionary process did this secretary of the Commission for Discipline Inspection, who was praised by the masses as iron-faced and selfless, have?
Cao Keming, born in Nanyang, Henan Province in 1934, entered the society at the age of 17 to make a living from a poor family. In 1953, he got a job at the arsenal in Changzhi, Shanxi Province, and began his life's journey.
Under the glorious light of the party, he felt the warmth and hope of the old society, and strengthened his belief in pursuing a better life. Although he only has a high school degree, he has continuously improved himself with his perseverance and humble attitude, and has gradually become the core backbone of the factory.
His story teaches us that as long as we have faith in our hearts, there are infinite possibilities.
1.Cao Keming was an outstanding leader, who rose from grassroots planner to deputy secretary of the branch of the factory and successfully presided over the production work in the factory.
In the 80s, he was appointed secretary of the party committee of the 307 factory, and has always maintained a high enthusiasm for work, and even obtained the title of senior economist in his spare time.
2.In 1987, in response to the organization's arrangement, Cao Keming left the field he was familiar with and went to Jiangsu Province to serve as the secretary of the Commission for Discipline Inspection. Although such cross-system appointments are not common in the system, they are a reflection of the party's consistent adherence to the principle that the virtuous should live in the appointment of cadres, and Cao Keming's performance in his work is also a testament to the organization's foresight.
The rewritten copy highlights Cao's excellent leadership and the trust of the organization, as well as his outstanding performance in different roles. At the same time, it also highlights the principled and forward-looking nature of the organization in the appointment of cadres.
After 14 years of working in the discipline inspection department of Jiangsu Province, Cao Keming has won the praise of Jiangsu Province for his efficiency and diligence. The Jiangsu Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection handles more than 10,000 cases every year, most of which involve complex economic disputes, which requires many difficulties and risks.
However, Cao Keming has never been afraid of difficulties, but strives for excellence in every detail of his work. No matter what the level of the cadre, as long as he violates party discipline and state law, it is difficult to escape Cao Keming's accountability.
People often talk about his three principles: resolutely pursue responsibility, undisguised, and thoroughly pursue economic responsibility.
Between the dignity of the law, the loss of the state, and the disclosure of the crimes of the state, the three principles are firmly adhered to. In 1994, a letter from the masses triggered the revelation of the illegal fund-raising incident of Wuxi Xinxing Industrial Company.
Cao Keming, the "big tiger" with rich experience in the industry, is keenly aware that this is not just a simple commercial dispute, but there may be bigger problems hidden behind it.
He quickly organized internal audit and finance personnel to conduct an in-depth investigation of the emerging company, and as the investigation deepened, more and more people were involved, and even related to the deputy national leadership.
These three principles not only maintain the dignity of the law, but also recover the country's losses, and at the same time ensure that their crimes are made public, and there is no way to get away with it.
Cao Keming firmly believes in the fairness of the anti-corruption cause and is determined to pursue the truth, no matter what obstacles he encounters. During the 16-month case-handling cycle, he traveled back and forth between Jiangsu and Nanjing 36 times, collecting a large amount of evidence and details.
His perseverance made the Chen and Wang cases, which shocked the whole country, public, and finally brought those involved to justice. Cao Keming's life, from a front-line worker to the chairman of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, to the retirement of the leadership of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, every change in his position reflects his tenacity and determination.
Even in the face of illness, he continued to face it with unwavering faith until his death in 2014 at the age of 80. His anti-corruption exploits will always be remembered by the party and the people.