China reportedly expels two senior generals from Communist Party
China has reportedly expelled generals Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli from the Communist Party over corruption allegations. The available report says the accusations involve large sums of money, but provides no further detail on the alleged conduct, the disciplinary process or the generals’ response.
China has expelled two high-ranking generals, Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli, from the Communist Party, according to a report cited by Punch Nigeria. The report attributes the action to corruption allegations involving large sums of money. The supplied material does not specify the alleged transactions, when the expulsions took place or what other measures may follow.
Both men are identified as senior military figures. However, no additional information is provided about their positions, the evidence cited against them or whether either has responded to the allegations. The available report also does not give details of any wider investigation or disciplinary proceedings connected to the case.
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