Head of China’s Automotive Giant, FAW, Under Investigation for Corruption

The head of China’s first automobile manufacturer FAW Group Corporation, Xu Jianyi, is under investigation for corruption, according to the Chinese regime’s central anti-graft watchdog.
Head of China’s Automotive Giant, FAW, Under Investigation for Corruption
A screenshot from auto.sina.com.cn shows the chairman of China’s FAW Group Corporation, Xu Jianyi. Xu was put under investigation for corruption on March 15, 2015, according to anti-graft investigators. Epoch Times
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The chairman of the board and communist party secretary of China’s state-owned automobile manufacturer FAW Group Corporation, Xu Jianyi, was put under investigation for “severe violations of discipline and of the law,” by the Chinese regime’s central anti-graft watchdog on March 15.

FAW (First Automotive Works) is a Chinese equivalent to Ford—it employs about 132,000 people.

The announcement was published on the website of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection just hours after the closing of the political session of the regime’s National People’s Congress in Beijing.