Rebirth of Minister Qi

Chapter 932: Prodigal Son

“Could it be possible that Zhongfu Group would be able to resist not appointing the person that Secretary Qi Tongwei arranged?

The possibility is very small. "

The person who was speaking was He Qingquan. He was looking at the documents that Ji Changming brought over, flipping through them while talking to Ji Changming.

Ji Changming looked calm and composed, as if he was resting his eyes.

“It’s absolutely unbearable. This is the news I received from the SASAC’s Discipline Inspection Group.

Qi Ben'an's appointment procedure was approved at the group's party committee meeting a long time ago, but Chairman Lin Manjiang kept delaying the announcement, using the excuse that he was not in the country.

I sent out an inquiry letter regarding Tian Yuan's death, and you launched a high-profile investigation into the case.

I guess Chairman Lin Manjiang will definitely send someone over quickly and let Qi Benan take the blame."

He Qingquan closed the document in his hand and took off his reading glasses.

“No matter what, Chairman Qi Ben’an must take office as soon as possible, so that it will be easier for us to open up a gap.

This Jingzhou Zhongfu really has a lot of secrets.

Five hundred million disappeared here, and one and a half billion was wasted there, and another 4.7 billion was spent to buy an asset that is not even worth 1.5 billion.

They are really a bunch of spendthrifts, and they are squandering the state-owned assets like this.

Call Zhang Jiying again to urge her to do so. You are all from the disciplinary inspection line."

“To put it simply, is urging useful?

They are also anxious. Besides, they are from the SASAC's Discipline Inspection Group. How can I control them?

I urged but no response.

Wait, I believe the new chairman will take office in the next two days. At that time, Zhang Jiying will come personally to see him off and meet with us.

Director Chen Hai has already told her about it."

In the past, due to the power of super state-owned enterprises, local governments would hardly investigate companies like Jingzhou Zhongfu due to jurisdiction issues.

Now with Qi Tongwei's endorsement, jurisdiction is naturally not a problem.

After a brief investigation, Ji Changming and He Qingquan, two powerful units, discovered that Jingzhou Zhongfu was a huge mess with 76 subsidiaries.

A quick check shows that this listed subsidiary has a loss of 1.5 billion yuan and is about to be delisted. The subsidiary has almost stopped normal production and several of its mineral resources are now almost worthless. However, the accounts show that it was acquired for 4.7 billion yuan.

The subsidiary said that it had allocated 500 million yuan to renovate the housing for their slum workers. However, the Jingzhou Municipal Finance Department said that it had never seen the 500 million yuan, and the money just disappeared.

"I have never seen such an unscrupulous state-owned enterprise. Our provincial Handong Oil and Gas Group is considered to have extensive management.

But they don't dare to suffer such a loss of hundreds of millions, billions or even tens of billions.

I heard that our Secretary Qi went to the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and got furious, and scolded the director of the Commission to his face.

There is a reason for this. Look at their supervision, it is not as good as those of the companies in our province.”

Ji Changming immediately criticized these incorrect remarks.

“Don’t say anything that is detrimental to unity, especially when it comes to matters concerning superiors.

Have you read the reports on corrupt officials who were caught in the past? There is one very important point, which is making irresponsible comments on major policies and making irresponsible remarks.

Your current behavior, discussing Vice Secretary Qi and the SASAC without authorization, is by definition a reckless discussion of major policies.”

He Qingquan laughed when he heard this. He found that Ji Changming was quite interesting after getting to know him.

"Okay, okay, you have the final say, you have the final say, if you can't say it, then don't say it, why are you putting such a big accusation on others.

Anyway, you are responsible for contacting Zhang Jiying, I don’t care. The investigation here is most likely suicide, and the evidence is relatively clear.

Time is limited. Once the conclusion comes out, I will not be able to do many things. No matter how you want me to cooperate, you must act quickly on this case.

Did Director Chen Hai of the Seventh Supervisory Office say when he would come over? "

Ji Changming carefully sorted out the scattered documents that He Qingquan had thrown on the table.

"I'm sure he won't be able to come in the near future. They still have a lot of cases in the Seventh Supervisory Office. Last time, they led a team to arrest Zhu Fu, and they are digging deep for clues about Zhu Fu.

However, Director Chen brought news that Zhu Fu and his cousin Lin Manjiang were not of the same kind and were playing their own games. When Zhu Fu was arrested, Lin Manjiang did not react at all and was probably gloating.

If we want to investigate Lin Manjiang's people, we still have to rely on ourselves.

Director Chen is in charge of several provinces and ministries, and has a lot of cases to handle. Don't always think that the higher-ups will intervene directly.

If they intervene directly, then why do we need them and why do they give us credit?

Just do your job well."

He Qingquan put the reading glasses hanging around his neck into their frame. They were a gift from his daughter and he treasured them very much. He walked away with a smile on his face.

Ever since receiving the call from Qi Tongwei, He Qingquan felt that work was much more interesting than before. At least he had something to look forward to.

"Then I'm leaving. I'll be waiting for Secretary Ji's instructions anytime. Call me."

When he was leaving, he saw Zhou Zheng hurriedly holding a pile of documents. He knew Zhou Zheng. He had worked in the Public Security Department and was recruited by Ji Changming at that time.

"Xiao Zhou, long time no see. I heard that you are now a regular section chief."

Although Zhou Zheng was in a hurry holding the documents, how could he just walk away when a leader of the vice-provincial governor and the public security director came to greet him? He could only use his knee to push the documents that were about to fall and replied with a smile.

"Yes, Governor He."

"You are a young man with a bright future. If Old Ji treats you badly, come back to our Public Security Bureau. Talents like you will be promoted to deputy director once your term is up."

Lu Yike heard it from the side but didn't respond. Although she was a little arrogant and spoke capriciously, she also knew the person she was talking to. She was not familiar with He Qingquan, who had never worked in the Public Security Bureau and had always been in the Procuratorate.

As soon as He Qingquan left, Lu Yike helped Zhou Zheng hold up a few documents that were about to fall.

“Don’t listen to Governor He’s nonsense. We are from Secretary Ji’s office. No matter which department we go to, our labels will be stamped out. Other leaders will not trust us.

Unless Old Ji retires or Gao Sheng is transferred away, many leaders like to tease you young people.

If you take it seriously, you are asking for trouble. Just do your job well."

Second-generation officials like Lu Yike, although somewhat willful in character, not cautious enough and not in line with official conventions, have been influenced by their environment since childhood and are very immune to the flattery of their leaders. They are also very fascinated by all kinds of leaders and are the group that is most difficult to deceive.

Because they have been in contact with many of their parents' relatives and friends since childhood, all of whom are cadres of this level, and their own parents are also experts in painting cakes and shifting the blame. This approach has almost no effect on them. As soon as they mention the matter to their parents, someone will point out the essence of it to them.