Former university chief Zhou Wenbin expelled from national legislature
No details were given, although the charge of violating discipline is usually shorthand for bribery, embezzlement, the selling of offices or other forms of corruption.
China says it has expelled a member of the national legislature for “serious disciplinary violations” amid a crackdown on corruption ordered by President Xi Jinping.
China says it has expelled a member of the national legislature for “serious disciplinary violations” amid a crackdown on corruption ordered by President Xi Jinping. No details were given, although the charge of violating discipline is usually shorthand for bribery, embezzlement, the selling of offices or other forms of corruption.
The official Xinhua News Agency reported Sunday that Zhou had been dismissed from his post as president of Nanchang University in the southern province of Guangxi on June 18.
Born in 1960, Zhou had served as president of the university since 2002. He was also deputy Party chief of the university.
Xi has announced a series of measures to cut down on government waste and corruption since taking over as head of the Communist Party in November. The party usually tightly controls information about specific cases.