Keep the law!
(Baonghean) - Last week, the article “Reviewing the site clearance work on National Highway 1A: Lessons on consensus and consistency” (2 parts, published on April 24 and 25) by the Reporter Group received the highest number of votes for the best article and was highly appreciated by readers. Here are some comments on the article…
These are two concluding articles, reviewing and re-evaluating the problem. Thereby, carefully analyzing the causes leading to the bottlenecks in land acquisition and clearance, mainly due to "laxity in land management and administration" of functional agencies, of authorities at all levels and due to greed and selfishness of the people. Reading the article, surely each person, in each locality, clearly recognizes their responsibilities and draws valuable lessons. In particular, article 2 "The Faded Mirrors" frankly points out the names of cadres and party members who deliberately procrastinate, are greedy for profit, regardless of national interests, regardless of the exemplary and pioneering image of party members. This has had a negative impact on the villagers and communes, hindering the progress of handing over the National Highway 1A site of the localities: “However, in Quynh Van, even party members and heads of mass organizations, despite having been propagandized and mobilized many times, still deliberately do not understand that their demands are against the regulations. They have forgotten that as party members and village block cadres, they must accept sacrifices, disadvantages, go first and stay behind to set an example for the masses to follow.
With the "following the crowd", "colluding" and even standing behind to incite people to oppose the State's policies and guidelines, what will the masses think about the "exemplary" role of these cadres and party members??? The phenomenon of cadres and party members, including teachers, police, veterans... lacking exemplary role in handing over land, affecting project progress, occurs not only in Quynh Van commune but also in many localities where National Highway 1A passes through". At the end of the article, the author draws a conclusion, and that is also the desire and aspiration of the people to "maintain discipline and the law": But looking back at the work of handing over and clearing land for the National Highway 1A Upgrading and Expansion Project, public opinion hopes that the Party Committee and the government need to classify, inspect and have appropriate forms of handling for cadres, party members, and civil servants with land on National Highway 1 who are not exemplary role in handing over land, have demands and demands that are against regulations, and go against national interests to ensure strict implementation of the Party Charter, strict compliance with the Constitution, laws of the State, and the Ordinance on Cadres and Civil Servants. For cases after having fully applied policies and used Using dialogue measures to peacefully resolve the issue to ensure the rights and obligations of citizens as well as demonstrating the responsibility and receptive attitude of the government in resolving citizens' requests and recommendations, but still deliberately obstructing, opposing, challenging the authorities, inciting people to act against the Party's policies and the State's laws to satisfy personal interests must also be strictly handled. At the same time, carry out relevant legal procedures to protect the construction or enforce, strictly maintain discipline and the law of the country".
After many efforts of the entire political system and the high consensus of the people, the site clearance work for the project to upgrade and expand National Highway 1A in Nghe An province has reached the finish line. It can be said that the "boiling water, burning fire" period has passed, but the important thing is to calmly "look back and think". The focus is to learn from experience and determine what needs to be done immediately to rebuild the prestige of the staff and restore the trust of the people. This can be considered as an internal political activity of a district, a commune, a hamlet to draw profound lessons in leadership, direction, and organization of task implementation to improve the capacity and fighting strength of local Party committees and authorities. Building a government that is truly of the people, by the people, for the people right from the hamlets, villages, communes, and towns. And local officials should also consider this an opportunity to improve themselves through specific actions, words and actions to improve their image and regain the people's trust.
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