[The Epoch Times, March 12, 2022](Reported by The Epoch Times reporter Gu Qinger) The two sessions of the CPC have ended, and the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the CPC and the State Supervision Commission are stationed inMinistry of Homeland SecurityFormer Head of Discipline Inspection and Supervision TeamLiu YanpingOn March 12, he was investigated for “serious violation of discipline and law”.Some analysts believe that Liu Yanping was investigated or cleaned up with the authoritiesSun Lijunpolitical gang members.
According to public information, the 67-year-oldLiu YanpingHe has worked in the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau for a long time, serving as deputy director, and later transferred to the Security Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security as deputy director, political commissar, director and other positions. Meng Jianzhu), since June 2013Deputy Minister of Public Security。
In May 2015, Liu Yanping was appointed as the CCPMinistry of Homeland SecuritySecretary of the Disciplinary Committee (later renamed as the head of the Disciplinary Inspection Team of the Central Discipline Inspection Commission in the Ministry of National Security, and the head of the Disciplinary Inspection and Supervision Team of the Central Discipline Inspection Commission and the State Supervision Commission in the Ministry of National Security), in September 2019, he served as the head of the inspection team of the Central Discipline Inspection Commission.
Judging from Liu Yanping’s work history, Liu Yanping and the CCP have been dismissedDeputy Minister of Public SecurityLi Dongsheng, Meng Hongwei, and Fu Zhenghua have all met.
Liu Yanping once served in the CCP’s national security system for a long time. In the past, the system was spread over Jiang Zemin’s troops and was controlled by Zeng Qinghong and Zhou Yongkang for a long time. Xu Yongyue, the Minister of State Security during Jiang Zemin’s period, was a direct descendant of Jiang Zeng, and Geng Huichang, the Minister of State Security during Xi Jinping’s first term as General Secretary, was an old man during Zhou Yongkang’s period.
After Xi Jinping came to power, he purged the top officials of the CCP’s national security system.Liang Ke, director of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of State Security, and deputy minister of the Ministry of State SecurityMa Jianand former deputy ministers of the Ministry of Public Security Li Dongsheng, Meng Hongwei,Sun LijunFu Zhenghua and others have been sacked.
Liu Yanping was investigated this time, and the CCP’s official report did not mention the reason for the fall.
When Liu Yanping was the Secretary of the Disciplinary Committee of the Ministry of State Security of the Communist Party of China, he went to the United States in May 2017 with Sun Lijun, who was then Deputy Minister of Public Security and Director of the First Bureau (Domestic Security Bureau), in an attempt to persuade the exiled Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui to stop breaking the news and return to China , but failed.
According to the “Wall Street Journal” report on October 22, 2017, on May 24 of that year, Liu Yanping, secretary of the Disciplinary Committee of the Ministry of State Security, came to Guo Wengui’s apartment in New York. assets and let his family live in peace in exchange for urging Guo to stop his “radical behavior” and return to China, but Guo did not agree.
The report quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that the visas held by the four Chinese Ministry of State Security officials did not allow them to perform official duties, which attracted the attention of the FBI and prevented them from meeting Guo Wengui for a time. But two days later, Liu Yanping and others came to Guo Wengui’s apartment again, and the Brooklyn Attorney General’s Office planned to prosecute the four for visa fraud and extortion. But disagreements arose within the U.S. government, and in the end FBI agents were only allowed to confiscate Liu Yanping’s mobile phones before the plane took off.
Current politics commentator Yue Shan told The Epoch Times that the conversation between Liu Yanping and Guo Wengui was recorded and posted online. After Liu Yanping returned to China, he lost his position as a member of the 19th Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China. In September 2019, he was appointed as the head of the inspection team of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
He said that it stands to reason that this matter has been dealt with in the past, and now that Liu Yanping has an accident again, it is more likely to be involved in the Sun Lijun case. Liu Yanping belongs to the national security background, but he has a more public security background. This incident should be related to Xi Jinping’s cronie Wang Xiaohong’s extensive cleaning up of the so-called Sun Lijun political gang members in the public security system.
He believes that Liu Yanping had been in the public security system until 2015, serving as a deputy minister of the Ministry of Public Security, and had a close relationship with Sun Lijun, who served as the deputy director of the Ministry of Public Security Office in 2008, then a member of the Party Committee of the Ministry of Public Security, director of the first bureau, and later promoted to deputy minister. Sun Lijun, like an octopus, snares his comrades everywhere. Official reports say that he is “forming a gang.” Now, the entire CCP’s political and legal system is still digging out Sun’s gang remnants. Liu Yanping’s fall from the horse at this point is not accidental.Especially the former deputy minister of the Department of National SecurityMa JianAfter being sacked, Liu Yanping’s sack was just the beginning.
He said that Liu Yanping was brought up by Meng Jianzhu, the former secretary of the Central Political and Legal Committee. He, like a large number of high-ranking public security officials in the past two years, was part of Xi Jinping’s “skirt-cutting” action against Meng Jianzhu. Behind Meng Jianzhu are Jiang Zemin and Zeng Qinghong. From this, it seems that before the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, there will still be power struggles, and at least there will be sub-national tigers.
Responsible editor; Lin Congwen