The latest position of Major General Fang Rongtang, who once served as a full-time member of the PLA Military Commission Disciplinary Committee, has been clarified.
The reporter learned from authoritative sources that Major General Fang Rongtang has taken up the post of Deputy Secretary of the Army Discipline Inspection Commission.According to public reports, Fang Rongtang served as the deputy director of the Disciplinary Inspection Bureau of the former General Political Department, and a full-time member of the Discipline Inspection Commission of the Military Commission.
In fact, the information that Fang Rongtang went to serve in the Army has been traced before.
From June 5th to 12th, the second training course for the secretary of the Disciplinary Committee of units above the deputy theater level of the whole army was held at the National Defense University.A total of 47 leaders of the Disciplinary Committee from units above the deputy theater level of the whole army participated in the training.
China Military.com reported that the training is a practical measure to implement the spirit of the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and the spirit of the Second Plenary Session of the 19th Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, and to promote the construction of a clean and honest government in the military and the in-depth development of the anti-corruption struggle.
The military report aired on June 12 by CCTV's Military Agriculture Channel also reported on the training.The Paper reporter noticed that the military report video showed that Major General Fang Rongtang wore an army armband to participate in the training, which also means that Fang Rongtang has transferred to the army.
Fang Rongtang has been engaged in discipline inspection work in the PLA for a long time.In January 2017, Fang Rongtang, then a full-time member of the Discipline Inspection Commission of the Military Commission, said in a speech at the Seventh Plenary Session of the 18th Central Commission for Discipline Inspection that, like central and local inspections, military inspections also found a large number of clues to violations of discipline.In October of the same year, Fang Rongtang was elected as a member of the 19th Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
