On November 9, 1949, the Communist Party of China decided to establish a discipline inspection committee at all levels of the party, and appointed the secretary of the discipline inspection committee. Since then, ** began his five-year discipline inspection career.
At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the party faced severe tests. In the more than a year since the Second Plenary Session of the Seventh CPC Central Committee, the number of party members has grown from more than 3 million to more than 4.5 million with the arrival of a national victory. The broad masses of party members and cadres have worked all fronts, so that the party enjoys high prestige among the people of the whole country. At the same time, however, there are two problems that deserve attention: First, the pride and complacency that a small number of party members have bred after the victory of the revolution, and they regard themselves as meritorious heroes, resulting in a bureaucratic and commandist style that harms the interests of the masses and is divorced from the masses; Another problem is that in the process of accomplishing work tasks, many violations of the party's policies and discipline have appeared. The Discipline Inspection Commission and the discipline inspection commissions at all levels under the leadership of the Commission have made great efforts to grasp these problems by handling some typical incidents and educating the whole party in a timely manner. He also regularly reports his work to **, showing that he attaches great importance to discipline inspection work.
In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, party members and cadres in some localities often forced orders in order to simply fulfill their tasks in the work of collecting grain, collecting taxes, persuading the purchase of public bonds, reducing rents, and carrying out land reform, which led to many violations of the party's policies and discipline and aroused dissatisfaction among the masses. On May 31, 1950, the East China Bureau reported the situation in Xiaoshan County, Zhejiang Province, reflecting that some villages had made serious mistakes in classizing, which led to serious consequences, which attracted great attention from the first class. In response to these circumstances, **Immediately deputies** drafted directives emphasizing the importance of handicraft policy and harshly criticizing and correcting the destruction of handicrafts.
In January 1952, ** reported to *** a serious incident involving the use of power to suppress democracy, the expulsion of good people, and human rights violations. The incident began in September 1950, when Song Ying, deputy director of the Wuhan Municipal Health Bureau, and others were exposed for dereliction of duty, but they shifted the blame to unrelated people, and even fabricated charges of "political conspiracy", which led to serious consequences. After the investigation of the ** Discipline Inspection Committee, the truth was finally discovered, and the relevant responsible persons were seriously dealt with, and this incident attracted widespread attention and praise.
At the beginning of 1952, the Communist Party of China launched the "three antis" movement against corruption, waste and bureaucracy, and actively guided the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and discipline inspection commissions at all levels to participate in it. This campaign has effectively exposed serious violations of law and discipline among party members and cadres and promoted the rectification and consolidation of discipline within the party. ** Opinions on strengthening the party's discipline inspection work were also put forward, including strengthening the leadership of discipline inspection work and enriching full-time cadres.
In May 1955, the CCP decided to reorganize the discipline inspection commissions at all levels into the Supervision Commission, which played an important role in this process. He delivered an important speech at the inaugural meeting of the Supervision Commission, summing up the discipline inspection work in the past few years and putting forward ardent expectations for the newly established Supervision Commission. During the more than five years that he presided over the discipline inspection work, the discipline inspection committees at all levels handled nearly 300,000 cases, and played an important role in waging a resolute struggle against undesirable phenomena within the party.
* He has a deep understanding of the importance of intra-party unity, and in the struggle to expose and criticize Gao Gang and Rao Jishi's anti-party activities, he has repeatedly emphasized the importance of intra-party unity. At the First Plenary Session of the Eighth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in 1956, he was elected vice chairman of the committee, which also marked the elevation of his position in the party.
* It has played an important role in the party's discipline inspection work and made unremitting efforts for the consolidation and development of the party's organizational discipline. He set an example, adhered to the party's principles, maintained the party's discipline, and made outstanding contributions to the development of the party's cause.