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Xu Chuanzhi

Former Corruption Inspector
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Deep research · Exaupdated 18 days ago
Xu Chuanzhi, a former high-ranking discipline inspection official and deputy ministerial-level inspector, is currently facing prosecution for bribery. Following an investigation by the National Supervisory Commission initiated on October 14, 2025, Xu was expelled from the Communist Party on January 4, 2026, for serious violations including personnel favoritism, accepting improper gifts, engaging in improper banquets, and interfering with judicial activities. He was subsequently indicted in Ningbo on charges of taking bribes and accepting bribes through the abuse of his influence, which prosecutors characterize as involving especially huge sums.
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