Former deputy commander of Xinjiang paramilitary body accused of corruption


A former deputy commander of a paramilitary unit in China’s far west has been accused of corruption, state media reported this week.

Yang Fulin, former deputy commander of state-run paramilitary organisation Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC), was expelled from the Communist Party for “grave violations of party discipline and law”, Xinhua reported.

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