chinese railway minister lost post in corruption inquiry
By dlzxlsx
@dlzxlsx (45)
China
February 17, 2011 8:00pm CST
recently,Lui zhijun,the railway minister of china was removed form his post because he is being investgated for corruption.he is the most senior official to come to such investigation in china in years.
it was said,the chinese people are angry with the serious corruption.
3 responses
@tocquevil (157)
• China
3 Sep 12
Corrupt officail should always bear in their mind that they cannot get away with the severe punishment of the law.
@Simon1223 (903)
• China
25 Mar 12
In my view, it's not strange to hear such news. Suppose that a person has enormous power which is not supervised and restricted, how could he restrain the impulse of abuse such power. Nowadays more and more people have realized that the serious corruption results from the inherent flaw of the current political system. The only effective way to prevent corruption is to speed up the political reform. But as we all know, those officials who enjoy the benefits of unlimited power dislike such reform and have been hindering the reform all the time.
@tonyllenium (6252)
• Italy
18 Feb 11
it wouldn't be a news in reality i think in the majority of cases all politicians are involved in corruption more or few...you know the price of power is like that normally...unlucky..
