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in april 2024, hu weize, deputy county magistrate of ye county, henan province, led a team to an orchard.

this team includes public security, urban management, medical personnel, etc., with a total of more than 400 people.

so many people came to the orchard, not to help the farmers pick fruit, nor to travel, but to carry out forced demolition.

the owner of the orchard is a college student named jia ke. after graduation, he responded to the call to revitalize the countryside, returned to his hometown, contracted 30 acres of land to plant fruit trees, started a business, and boosted the local economy.

after so many years, i finally waited until the harvest time in the orchard, but i didn’t expect something like this to happen.

jia ke certainly disagreed with the forced demolition, but deputy county chief ye was very domineering and shouted on the spot:

ensure the implementation of key projects, be willing to take responsibility, and sue if you want!

although they tried their best to stop them, they were helpless because the other side outnumbered them. in the end, many people in the orchard were forcibly carried away and kept in custody for the whole day.

this happened in ye county, henan province. it happened 5 months ago but was only recently exposed.

so, how did this dispute arise?

in 2022, a highway will pass through ye county and will occupy a corner of jia ke’s orchard.

the name of the expressway is yelu expressway, which is a key project in henan province. in front of such a large project, the orchard must give way.

after investigation, it was finally found that the highway occupied approximately 6 acres of the orchard.

the two sides began to negotiate demolition compensation.

orchard owner jia ke believes that the orchard is an economic forest.

they also consulted relevant documents from henan province and proposed compensation of 2.5 to 3 million yuan for the 6 mu of land.

however, the local authorities believed that compensation could only be made according to the standard for scattered fruit trees, a total of 180,000 yuan, or 30,000 yuan per mu.

the two sides had huge differences and could not reach an agreement, so jia ke refused to demolish it.

in may 2023, the local government notified jia ke again that he must clean up the pear trees on his own before june 2023, otherwise the town government would remove them.

jia ke did not obey the local notice.

perhaps it was because the construction of the highway was imminent, so in april this year, the forced demolition led by deputy county mayor ye at the beginning of the article occurred.

at the forced demolition site, deputy county mayor ye shouted in a domineering tone that he would ensure the implementation of key projects, and that he was willing to take responsibility and that people could sue if they wanted!

no one expected that the incident would take a turn at this point.

something happened to deputy county mayor ye who led the demolition team: it was revealed that he started working at the age of 15.

baidu encyclopedia shows that deputy county mayor ye was born in 1971 and started working in the local people's congress in 1985. when he was working, he was 15 years old in terms of age, but was actually 13 years old.

it is obviously absurd that a 13-year-old who is still a minor can work, especially in a government department.

after the incident fermented, baidu encyclopedia was urgently revised, and the time when deputy county mayor ye started working was changed to 1988, which was delayed by 3 years, and was exactly 18 years old.

who changed it? why did they change it? i don't know.

deputy county mayor ye led the team to demolish the house in a domineering manner, but he didn't expect that his butt would be broken. if there is a pill to regret, i wonder if deputy county mayor ye will regret it.

at present, pingdingshan is probably very busy. the forced demolition issue needs to be investigated, and the age issue of deputy county mayor ye also needs to be investigated.

the matter was not over yet. when the atmosphere was tense, the top leader of ye county, the county party secretary, spoke again.

the county party secretary said that there was no forced demolition of the orchard.

things are getting more and more interesting. there was a forced demolition, and first the deputy county magistrate was involved, and now the secretary has also jumped in.

but what is puzzling is that they say pictures show the truth, and now there is a video and the truth, but you can still just say it out loud?

since the county party secretary believes that it is not forced demolition, then i would like to ask the secretary:

there are more than 400 public security and urban management officers. are they going to the orchard for a tour?

several strong men grabbed a person's hands and feet and carried him away. are they playing a game?

the family in the orchard was locked up for a whole day. are they playing an escape room game?

if you tell me, secretary, they did go to the orchard for a tour, and then they became very excited during the tour and started playing games with the orchard family members.

if you really say so, then fine, i will admit that it was not forced demolition.

besides, deputy county chief ye who led the team has already admitted that it was a forced demolition. it is not your business as secretary. why are you jumping out?

the two parties have a disagreement on the amount of compensation for the occupation of the 6-acre orchard, which can be calculated by professionals, but it is obvious that it is not forced demolition.

otherwise, why would they shout for help when the orchard’s family members were being carried away?

this is not a response, this is an insult to the public's intelligence.

the core of this matter is how much compensation should be paid for the occupied 6 acres of orchard.

things have come to this point. we can neither listen to jia ke nor the local authorities. the higher-level departments should form an investigation team to conduct a thorough investigation.

but no matter what, college students have responded to the call to return to their hometowns to start businesses. this enthusiasm and this heart cannot be allowed to cool.