Rebirth of Minister Qi

Chapter 396 Sending Junior Students to Their Posts

This is truly the return of the Handa Gang, but within the boundaries of Dongou City, the Handa Gang cannot have the same influence and destructive power as in the past.

"Okay, now that we have said what we need to say, comrades, let's work hard together!"

After hearing this, Qi Tongwei took the lead in clapping hard, and a large number of new civil servants below also started applauding.

When Qi Tongwei was wiping his nose and thinking about going home to sleep early since there were no important meetings in the afternoon, and was about to slip away, Gao Yuliang's secretary stopped Qi Tongwei.

"Secretary Qi, Secretary Qi, Secretary Gao wants to see you. He wants you to go to the conference room on the fourth floor."

After taking a sip from the thermos cup handed to him by his secretary Lu Qiang, Qi Tongwei turned around and rushed to the conference room on the fourth floor.

Sitting here are some faces that I had just seen in the conference hall, most of them are younger students from Handong University of Political Science and Law.

“Tongwei, come here.

What? You have a cold?

Do you know these juniors? Some of them were in the student union when you were the president of the student union. "

Qi Tongwei looked at these faces and felt a sense of spatial confusion. It was the same reason as last time. For him, his student days were actually more than 20 years ago, and his memory was already very vague. But now so many people were standing in front of him so vividly, and they all looked like they were young. In fact, he found it a little hard to accept.

I feel that I need time to digest it, but in the eyes of Gao Yuliang and these younger classmates, Qi Tongwei was still the famous student union president four years ago.

"I know him, I know him. This is Chen Qingquan, right? That's Chen Jian (former Director Chen of Luzhou Public Security Bureau)..."

"Hello, Chairman Qi!"

A group of people called Qi Tongwei's position during his student days in unison, which made Qi Tongwei very embarrassed.

“Okay, everyone, stop this.

In the future, when you are working, you should refer to me by my position. Now I am the deputy secretary of the district committee, so I can just call him Secretary Qi. "

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Qi Tongwei simply said a few words of encouragement and then left. In fact, he felt that this was not appropriate as it would easily send a signal to other cadres that they wanted to form cliques.

Gao Yuliang's factionalism is really an instinctive one, but it is reasonable if you think about it.

Gao Yuliang was a university cadre and had always been in an ivory tower. Although he was very politically wise, he had relatively little contact with local cadres. In addition, he was about to become the mayor of a city, which was a highly-watched city, so the pressure he faced was enormous.

Naturally, Gao Yuliang instinctively wanted to cultivate a group of people he trusted, and the students he taught could naturally bring a certain sense of security. Qi Tongwei was the best representative. Naturally, his behavior of forming factions became a bit obsessive. Qi Tongwei was worried that this behavior, including his speech to this group of new civil servants, would leave a bad impression on other leaders.

But he had no choice but to unconditionally support Gao Yuliang at this time.

"Tongwei, some of my junior students will be assigned to work at the Public Security Bureau. As an old senior, please help them and take them to get familiar with the place."

Qi Tongwei was a little surprised. This treatment was too good. He was now known as the emperor of the Jiangbei New District Public Security Bureau, the Empress Dowager Cixi who ruled the country from behind the curtain. He did not avoid suspicion and even brought his younger classmates there in person.

Qi Tongwei didn't know whether this would send a strange signal to the original cadres of the Public Security Bureau, but looking at Gao Yuliang's eager eyes, he couldn't say no.

Sometimes when you are in this position, you cannot control many things. Even though you know that doing so is inappropriate, you have no choice but to support Gao Yuliang and give him a sense of security and self-confidence.

"Okay, Mr. Gao, let them follow me then."

Gao Yuliang patted Qi Tongwei on the shoulder to express his gratitude.

Qi Tongwei took away six people, including Chen Qingquan and Chen Jian (Chen is a big surname in Jiangdong Province, and it is the largest surname in many cities).

The group came to the inside of the Public Security Bureau, but Qi Tongwei played a trick. He did not bring only those who graduated from Handong University of Political Science and Law, but called out several batches of new police officers together, such as the top batch and retired non-commissioned officers and transferred officers. They had been working for a while, and only a few newly assigned students from universities were on the first day of work.

This was Qi Tongwei's way of telling others that these new police officers would be treated equally and would not be discriminated against based on where some of them came from.

The lesson of the boss of Kaishen Logistics was still fresh in our memory decades ago. Qi Tongwei did not want the cadres under him to think that he had classified the cadres into the regular army and the miscellaneous army, which would be a way to bring disaster.

Qi Tongwei was present in person, causing Chen Jin, who was originally about to go to the city for a meeting, to stay. All members of the Party Committee and heads of relevant departments were present.

"This year, our police station has gained a lot of new blood. Everyone is full of vigor and vitality. I am very pleased."

Qi Tongwei glanced at the shoulder badges of the new police officers below and found that one of them was a one-armed man with only one right hand. Judging from his position, he was from the legal brigade. All of a sudden, Qi Tongwei thought of the retired non-commissioned officers who were transferred to civilian jobs last time. Some of them had much higher scores than others. It seemed that they were injured in the line of duty.

After saying some meaningless nonsense, Qi Tongwei handed this group of new police officers over to the police station to handle.

Afterwards, the two deputy secretaries of the Party Committee and Chen Jin gathered in the director's office, where Qi Tongwei was sitting on the sofa, drinking tea.

"Secretary, this group of new college student police officers all volunteered to stay at our grassroots level.

They all heard about your deeds and asked to come to the grassroots. According to their academic qualifications, they should be assigned to the municipal bureau or even the provincial department first. "

Qi Tongwei nodded. There were not many people in this group, less than ten. Most of them were quite realistic. Who would go to the branch offices below and bring trouble to their future if they could go to the provincial departments and municipal bureaus?

"Then let them choose for themselves whether to stay in the bureau or go to a police station, and give priority to those with higher scores.

Let’s stick to the old way. We should treat these new police officers equally and not discriminate against them.”

However, Qi Tongwei knew that this was nonsense. These Party Committee members were all smart people. They would soon see the resumes of these new police officers and find out after a little inquiry that some of them were Gao Yuliang's students and Qi Tongwei's junior classmates.

This differential treatment is inevitable. If we treat them better, Gao Yuliang will have the opportunity to see it, Qi Tongwei will have the opportunity to hear it, and other new police officers without background can only suffer.

Qi Tongwei thought to himself that he wanted to treat everyone fairly, but he found that he had become part of the unfairness and could only laugh at himself.