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China Mobile's Chongqing boss detained for corruption
By Wang Qingchu |
October 28, 2010, Thursday
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THE Party secretary of China Mobile's Chongqing branch has been led away by police, several government officials confirmed to Caijing Magazine.
Shen Changfu, who was also general manager of China Mobile Chongqing Co Ltd, was detained last Friday in Beijing for alleged economic violations, the Economic Observer News reported today.
Shen was suspected of taking a huge amount of bribes from suppliers, including some big names, an unnamed insider said.
The last time Shen appeared in public was October 13 when he attended a signing ceremony between China Mobile and Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications.
Shen's detention came after Li Hua, his superior and former general manger of China Mobile Sichuan Co Ltd was investigated for economic crimes, indicating China Mobile's crackdown on corruption is widening, the report said.
Shen Changfu, who was also general manager of China Mobile Chongqing Co Ltd, was detained last Friday in Beijing for alleged economic violations, the Economic Observer News reported today.
Shen was suspected of taking a huge amount of bribes from suppliers, including some big names, an unnamed insider said.
The last time Shen appeared in public was October 13 when he attended a signing ceremony between China Mobile and Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications.
Shen's detention came after Li Hua, his superior and former general manger of China Mobile Sichuan Co Ltd was investigated for economic crimes, indicating China Mobile's crackdown on corruption is widening, the report said.
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