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Written by Yu Hui

On August 5, the official website of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission released an article titled "Tibet deepens the use of cases to promote reform and governance, and does a solid and detailed job in the "second half of the article" of investigating and handling cases."

In the article, relevant officials from the Tibet Autonomous Region Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision analyzed the anti-corruption situation in Tibet.

He said, "In recent years, judging from the cases investigated in Tibet, most of the party members and leading cadres who violated discipline and law began by violating the spirit of the Central Committee's eight regulations, accepting banquets that may affect the impartial performance of official duties, and accepting gifts and money in violation of regulations, and then gradually collapsed in the midst of toasts, and then from style to corruption, style and corruption are integrated, and slowly become prisoners."

Several Tibetan department-level officials who have been dismissed were named, including Zhu Zhongkui, former secretary of the Ali Prefectural Committee, Pengcuo, former deputy secretary of the Ali Prefectural Committee and commissioner of the Ali Prefectural Government, and Abu, former secretary of the Qamdo Prefectural Committee.

Among them, Zhu Zhongkui voluntarily surrendered in 2021.

Zhu Zhongkui voluntarily surrendered in 2021

Zhu Zhongkui, male, Han nationality, was born in April 1963 in Changning, Sichuan Province. He joined the Communist Party of China in March 1986 and started working in February 1979. He has a postgraduate degree from the Central Party School.

Public information shows that he has worked in Tibet for a long time and has served as deputy secretary of the Ali Prefectural Committee of the Tibet Autonomous Region and commissioner of the Administrative Office. In January 2017, he was appointed secretary of the Ali Prefectural Committee of the Tibet Autonomous Region.

In September 2021, Zhu Zhongkui was dismissed from his post. On September 30 of that year, the Ali Prefecture held a cadre meeting and announced that Zhu Zhongkui would no longer serve as the secretary of the Ali Prefecture Party Committee.

Half a month later, on October 13, 2021, the Discipline Inspection and Supervision Commission of the Tibet Autonomous Region announced that Zhu Zhongkui had voluntarily surrendered.

According to the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission, Zhu Zhongkui once appeared in a warning education film in the Tibet Autonomous Region.

After being arrested, he confessed in tears, "I should have retired and enjoyed the happiness of family life, but now I have put myself behind bars. I really regret it."

A few months after Zhu Zhongkui surrendered, in May 2022, Pengcuo, former deputy secretary of the Ali Prefecture Party Committee and commissioner of the Administrative Office, voluntarily surrendered.

A few months after Zhu Zhongkui surrendered, Pengcuo voluntarily surrendered

Pencuo served as deputy secretary of the Ali Prefectural Committee and commissioner of the Administrative Office of Tibet from January 2017 to April 2019. The secretary of the Ali Prefectural Committee at that time was Zhu Zhongkui.

After Zhu Zhongkui and Pengcuo voluntarily surrendered themselves, the Ali Prefectural Committee held an expanded Prefectural Committee meeting.

The meeting mentioned that we must resolutely and thoroughly eradicate the pernicious influence of Zhu Zhongkui and Pengcuo. Taking the serious violations of discipline and law by Zhu Zhongkui and Pengcuo as a warning, we must do a solid job in promoting reform through the case, resolutely and thoroughly eradicate the pernicious influence of Zhu Zhongkui and Pengcuo, and continuously purify the political environment.

Also named this time along with Zhu Zhongkui and Pengcuo was Abu, the former secretary of the Qamdo Municipal Party Committee.

Abu, male, Hui nationality, was born in March 1967 in Lhasa, Tibet. He holds a postgraduate degree from the Central Party School. He joined the Communist Party of China in April 1992 and started working in July 1989. From April 2017 to December 2020, Abu served as the Party Secretary of Qamdo.

The picture shows Abu, the former secretary of the Qamdo Municipal Committee.

The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission mentioned that after investigation, the Ali Prefectural Committee and the Qamdo Municipal Committee had certain problems in fulfilling the main responsibility of comprehensively and strictly governing the party, strengthening supervision over "top leaders", and implementing democratic centralism.

It is reported that in order to prevent similar problems from happening again, the Tibet Autonomous Region Discipline Inspection and Supervision Commission issued discipline inspection and supervision suggestions, case-based reform notices, and reminder letters to the Ali Prefectural Committee and the Qamdo Municipal Committee to promote deepening reform, improve systems, standardize the use of power, optimize governance, and deepen the use of cases to promote reform and governance.

The Ali Prefectural Committee and the Qamdo Municipal Committee held a special democratic life meeting to promote reform through cases. The team members deeply reflected on the lessons learned from the serious violations of discipline and law by Zhu Zhongkui, Pengcuo and Abu, improved their political stance, exchanged ideas and understandings, discussed the problems thoroughly and fulfilled their responsibilities.

It was also reported that in order to continue to deepen the use of cases to promote reform, the Tibet Autonomous Region Party Committee issued a "Notice on Serious Disciplinary and Legal Violations by Former Party and Government "Top Leaders" in Some Cities and Prefectures."

The notice introduced the facts of discipline and law violations such as political failure, economic greed, and corruption in life by the former top leaders of the party and government in relevant places (cities) who were investigated and punished, and analyzed the causes of corruption from the four aspects of ideals and beliefs, loyalty to the party, supervision and restriction, and strict self-cultivation. It urged party members and leading cadres to learn from the cases, be self-aware and self-reflective, take the initiative to check and correct them, prevent them from happening, and always keep the party in mind, fear in their hearts, be cautious in their hearts, and have responsibilities in their hearts.

Members of the Tibet Autonomous Region Discipline Inspection and Supervision Commission reported relevant serious violations of discipline and law to leading cadres in the crime-occurring areas face-to-face, strengthened the coordination and integration of the "two responsibilities", and improved the quality and effectiveness of rectification and governance.

Information | Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, National Supervisory Commission, Xinhua News Agency, Tibet Release, etc.

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