The Ministry of National Defense is considering disciplinary action against 29 individuals

On the afternoon of November 21 in Hanoi, General Luong Cuong – member of the Politburo, standing member of the Central Military Commission, head of the General Department of Politics of the Vietnam People’s Army, head of the Inspection Committee of the Central Military Commission Central Committee – chaired the 17th session of the Central Military Commission Inspection Committee.

Attending the meeting was Lieutenant General Le Huy Vinh – member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Minister of National Defense.

At the meeting, the Central Military Commission Inspection Committee carefully reviewed and analyzed each individual’s violations and unanimously voted to recommend that the Standing Committee of the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense consider disciplinary action against 29 officers. individual. Of these, there were 23 cases of law violations and 6 cases of other violations.

The consideration of proposed disciplinary actions against individuals must be strict, strict, objective, and reasonable. Thereby, individuals are clearly aware of their mistakes, have the power to educate, deter and promptly take measures to correct the violations and shortcomings that have been pointed out.

Speaking at the meeting, General Luong Cuong requested the Standing Committee of the Central Military Commission’s Inspection Committee to review and complete documents to submit to the Standing Committee of the Central Military Commission for consideration and decision on disciplinary enforcement against schools. In case of violation in accordance with the Party’s regulations.

At the same time, continue to do a good job of advising the Central Military Commission and the Ministry of National Defense on measures to strengthen leadership and direction of party committees, party organizations, and inspection committees at all levels to well carry out inspection work. Supervise, especially inspect and supervise the observance of principles, rules and regulations of the Party, State laws and Army discipline.