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The Anhui Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision launched a case review and investigation into Zhu Yicun, the former party secretary and chairman of Anhui Provincial Energy Group Co., Ltd., for serious violations of discipline and law.
China News Service, Hefei, October 30 (Reporter Zhao Qiang) According to news from the Anhui Discipline Inspection and Supervision Network on the 30th, with the approval of the Anhui Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Anhui Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervisory Committee launched an investigation into Zhu Yicun, the former Party Secretary and Chairman of Anhui Energy Group Co., Ltd., for serious violations of discipline and law.
After investigation, Zhu Yicun lost his ideals and beliefs, abandoned his original mission, was disloyal and dishonest to the party, and resisted organizational review; ignored the spirit of the eight central regulations and accepted gifts in violation of regulations; violated organizational principles and sought personnel benefits for others in violation of regulations; took advantage of his position to benefit others in terms of project contracting and company management, and illegally accepted huge amounts of property.
Zhu Yicun seriously violated the party's political discipline, organizational discipline, integrity discipline and life discipline, which constituted a serious official violation and was suspected of bribery. He did not restrain or stop after the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. The nature is serious and the impact is bad, and should be dealt with seriously. In accordance with the "Regulations on Disciplinary Punishments of the Communist Party of China", the Supervision Law of the People's Republic of China, the Law of the People's Republic of China on Administrative Punishments for Public Servants, and after study by the Standing Committee of the Anhui Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection and approval by the Provincial Party Committee, it was decided to expel Zhu Yicun from the party; cancel his benefits in accordance with regulations; confiscate his illegal gains; transfer his suspected crimes to the procuratorial organs for review and prosecution in accordance with the law, and transfer the property involved.
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The procuratorate investigates and prosecutes Zhu Yicun's suspected crimes in accordance with the law
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