Illegal chapel in Cua Lo: Before the law, no one is an exception!
(Baonghean.vn) -Before the law, people with or without a religion are equal.
» Illegally built chapel in Cua Lo: If not demolished, it will be forcibly demolished!
Recently, there have been many cases in the province where people have deliberately violated the law and disregarded the discipline of the country. Recently, there has been another case of illegal construction of a chapel, in defiance of state regulations on land transfer procedures and regulations on construction of civil works and works serving religious purposes in Duc Xuan parish, Tan Loc parish, Cua Lo town.
This incident can be confirmed as a deliberate violation. Because when the incident occurred, the local authorities and relevant agencies went to the scene, propagandized, explained and even mobilized religious dignitaries and parishioners to comply with the law, but those who committed the violations refused to listen. Not only that, they also threatened the authorities who came to perform their duties. These are unacceptable acts.
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| The chapel area was built illegally in block 8, Nghi Tan ward, Cua Lo town. Photo: Document |
Because no matter who they are or what religion they follow, they are all Vietnamese citizens. As citizens, they must first have the responsibility, obligation and duty to strictly comply with and obey the laws of the state that have been issued and are in effect. No one is allowed to cite any reason to give themselves the right to disobey the law, to stand above the law, and to disregard the government.
And the government should also fully and seriously exercise its powers and responsibilities in ensuring that the law is strictly enforced everywhere, at all times, and not allow anyone to disregard or trample on the law. If propaganda, mobilization, and persuasion do not work, then just do it in public. Consider each specific violation in detail and then, according to the provisions of the law in each field, handle the right person, the right thing, and the right crime.
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| Some people used provocative and insulting words to the authorities who came to record the unauthorized construction of a chapel in Block 8, Nghi Tan Ward, Cua Lo Town. Photo: Document |
Anyone who intentionally obstructs will be prosecuted for obstructing or resisting a person performing official duties. The provisions of the law are complete. Just enforce them. There is no reason to be lenient. Before the law, people who follow a religion or do not follow a religion are equal. Those who have merit will be rewarded, and those who have committed crimes will be prosecuted according to the provisions of the law.
Having said that, we must discuss it again. Perhaps because religious matters are sensitive, there are times, places, and matters where the government must spend a lot of time investigating and considering them in order to find a reasonable and reasonable solution. But in cases where the violations are obvious. Even blatant and brazen, the deliberate opposition is clearly demonstrated through the actions and words of those who like to live and work outside the law, there is no need to be hesitant or cautious anymore, but should be dealt with thoroughly and thoroughly. Before the law, no one is an exception./.
Thanh Tuong