Taiwan authorities transferred "Police Commissioner" Chen Jiaqin to justice on the grounds that he had forged documents. "Executive President" Su Zhenchang heavily criticized "Minister of the Interior" Xu Guoyong for this, causing an uproar within the Democratic Progressive Party. People from the Democratic Progressive Party pointed out that the rift between Su Zhenchang and Xu Guoyong has long been an open secret within the party, but they hope that "higher levels" will take action to resolve the dispute. If left unchecked, the teapot storm may turn into a tsunami.
Su Zhenchang (left) and Xu Guoyong
People from the Democratic Progressive Party pointed out that Su Zhenchang and Xu Guoyong had been at odds over police personnel for a long time. Xu Guoyong’s sudden transfer of Chen Jiaqin was considered to be a head-on war with the Soviet Union. However, Xu Guoyong was trusted by Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen, and subsequent developments No one necessarily has the upper hand, and both sides may even suffer.
People from the Democratic Progressive Party pointed out that there are different reasons for the disagreement between Xu Guoyong and Su Zhenchang. One theory is that Su tightened his grip on personnel power after taking the position of "Cabinet Minister", including police personnel under the "Ministry of the Interior", thus creating a rift; but others believe that It was Xu Guoyong's Shanghai faction who recently recommended other "cabinet" personnel that were not adopted. Therefore, the disagreement between Xu Guoyong and Su Zhenchang also involves factional wrestling.
People from the Democratic Progressive Party pointed out that Chen Jiaqin was reported to have flaws in his employment. News gradually came out around the end of February, and part of the content was also seen in the media. However, there may be poor communication between Xu Guoyong and Su Zhenchang, and the two sides have not talked about it, resulting in The two people fell out over the case, which caused the ruling team to fall out of the umbrella of "prioritizing epidemic prevention" and cast a layer of dust on its image.
Su Zhenchang has recently frequently replaced the official board of directors, which is another battleground between factions. At present, many members of the "Taoyuan Gang" who are pro-Taoyuan Mayor Zheng Wencan have been expelled. Wei Minggu, the former county magistrate of Changhua County, has also resigned from the Taishui Board of Directors. The new trend is the most injured in this wave of changes; in addition, Taiwan Shixi Director, who belongs to the Xie clique, Zhou Liliang was also suddenly informed that he would resign and be replaced by Shi Yifang, a former "legislator" of the British system.
However, some people in the party believe that Su Zhenchang holds human rights and all factions can only respect it. But now that Tsai Ing-wen’s second term has not yet come, the Shanghai faction has taken the lead in attacking and detonating conflicts within the party. The consequences may be out of control. Now The only way is for Tsai Ing-wen to come forward to coordinate and remind all parties to exercise restraint.
Comprehensive Taiwan media reports
