Li Jiexiang, former deputy director of the Standing Committee of Qinghai Provincial People's Congress, was arrested and accused of using state-owned mineral resources to engage in political transactions

　　China News Agency, Beijing, September 27 (Reporter Zhang Su) The Chinese official announced on the 27th that Li Jiexiang, former member of the Standing Committee of the Qinghai Provincial Party Committee, former Party Secretary and Deputy Director of the Standing Committee of the Provincial People's Congress, was suspected of taking bribes. Prosecutors review the prosecution.

　　A few days ago, the Supreme People's Procuratorate made a decision to arrest Li Jiexiang on suspicion of taking bribes.

The case is being further processed.

　　According to public information, Li Jiexiang was born in March 1964, a native of Zhungeer Banner, Inner Mongolia. He started working in July 1985 and joined the Communist Party of China in January 1985. He graduated from the Central Party School with a major in economic management, and has a postgraduate degree from the Central Party School. Master of Management.

　　Li Jiexiang has worked in his hometown of Inner Mongolia for many years. He has served as the Standing Committee and Deputy Mayor of Baotou Municipal Committee, the Standing Committee and Deputy Mayor of Tongliao Municipal Committee, the Deputy Secretary and Mayor of Hohhot Municipal Committee, the Standing Committee of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Party Committee and the Secretary of Tongliao Municipal Committee.

In September 2019, Li Jiexiang took office across provinces, and since then has served as a member of the Standing Committee of the Qinghai Provincial Party Committee, the executive vice governor of the provincial government, the deputy secretary of the party group, the deputy director of the Provincial People's Congress Standing Committee, and the party secretary.

　　In April of this year, it was officially announced that Li Jiexiang was investigated while in office.

In September, the official announcement said that Li Jiexiang was expelled from the party and public office for serious violations of discipline and law.

He was accused of "friending political brokers in order to seek promotion, using state-owned mineral resources to engage in political transactions, confronting organizational censorship and engaging in political disguise, and praying to gods to worship Buddha to engage in superstitious activities."

　　Li Jiexiang was also accused of "believing in the vulgar 'wine table culture', wanton eating, drinking and enjoying, and illegally accepting gifts." He was also accused of "wanting to be an official and making a fortune, using relatives and friends as a cover to do business, engaging in power and money transactions, and taking advantage of the convenience of his position. To make profits for others in engineering contracting, project development, etc.”, etc.

　　It is worth noting that Li Jiexiang also served as the "leader of the investigation team on illegal mining in the Muli coalfield".

In August 2020, there were media reports that a company named Qinghai Xingqing Industry and Trade Engineering Group Co., Ltd., in the name of ecological restoration and governance, carried out predatory mining in the Muli mining area in the hinterland of the southern Qilian Mountains, making hundreds of profits. billion RMB.

Since then, the Qinghai Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government have established a special investigation team, with Li Jiexiang as the team leader, and the team rushed to the mining site to investigate.

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