In June 2024, Chen Weijun, former vice chairman of the Standing Committee of Zhejiang Provincial People’s Congress, was officially removed from his post. Notably, about a month prior to this announcement—in mid-May—Chen had already been placed under investigation by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) and the National Supervisory Commission, indicating that his downfall preceded the formal removal. This ‘investigate first, then remove’ approach has become common in China’s recent anti-corruption efforts, reflecting authorities’ strategy of acting swiftly upon initial evidence to prevent interference with investigations. Chen held several key positions in Zhejiang’s political system, including Party secretary of Wenzhou and vice governor of the province, making his case widely watched. The investigation is ongoing, and if serious violations of discipline or law are confirmed, he will face strict legal and disciplinary consequences. This case once again underscores the Chinese Communist Party’s zero-tolerance stance on corruption and its unwavering commitment to rooting out graft at all levels.
2024年6月，浙江省人大常委会原副主任陈伟俊被正式免去职务。值得注意的是，这一免职决定公布前约一个月，即5月中旬，陈伟俊已被中央纪委国家监委宣布接受纪律审查和监察调查，意味着其‘落马’时间早于官方免职公告。这种‘先查后免’的程序在近年中国反腐败实践中较为常见，体现了纪检监察机关在掌握初步证据后迅速采取行动、防止干扰调查的策略。陈伟俊长期在浙江政界任职，曾任温州市委书记、浙江省副省长等要职，其被查引发广泛关注。目前，相关调查仍在进行中，若查实存在严重违纪违法问题，将依法依规严肃处理。此次事件再次彰显了中共坚持‘零容忍’反腐态度和‘打虎拍蝇’的坚定决心。
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