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Former Ulanqab official expelled from Communist Party and public office
Wang Dahe, a former deputy head of the standing committee of Ulanqab’s city legislature in Inner Mongolia, has been expelled from the Communist Party and removed from public office.
He was also formerly the Communist Party chief of Zhuozi County.
Inner Mongolia’s disciplinary authorities said he accepted gifts, cash, meals and travel that could affect his official duties, and used his position to help people gain promotions and business benefits.
They said he also misused a property maintenance fund and accepted large sums of money illegally.
The authorities concluded that his conduct involved serious disciplinary violations and suspected bribery.
His party congress delegate positions have been revoked, and proceeds from his misconduct are to be recovered.
The suspected criminal matters and related property have been sent to prosecutors for review and possible charges.
Wang Dahe, a former senior official in Ulanqab, was expelled from the Communist Party and removed from public office.
An investigation found that he accepted gifts and money, helped others obtain promotions, and used his position to benefit others in business matters.
Authorities said he illegally diverted a property maintenance fund and accepted large sums of money.
His conduct was found to involve serious discipline violations and suspected bribery.
The case has been transferred to prosecutors for review and prosecution.
- Who
- Wang Dahe, former deputy director of the Ulanqab city people’s congress standing committee and former Party secretary of Zhuozi County.
- What
- He was expelled from the Communist Party and removed from public office. His suspected criminal conduct was transferred to prosecutors.
- When
- October 10, 2026.
- Where
- Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, China.
- Why
- An investigation found serious discipline violations, including accepting money and using his position to benefit others.
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turned public power into a tool for seeking personal gain
Authorities announced the investigation findings and Wang Dahe’s expulsion from the Party and public office.
His suspected criminal conduct and related property were transferred to prosecutors for review and prosecution.
- Official
- Wang Dahe
- Former post
- Deputy director of the Ulanqab city people’s congress standing committee
- Party action
- Expelled from the Communist Party
- Public-office action
- Removed from public office
- Case status
- Suspected criminal conduct transferred to prosecutors
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