How China Sentenced Its Former Agriculture Minister to Death for Corruption – Pakistan Hub 360
China has once again shown its zero-tolerance stance on corruption. On September 28, 2025, the nation’s former Agriculture Minister Tang Renjian was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve for accepting massive bribes worth more than 268 million yuan (approx. 3 billion PKR). This historic ruling is part of President Xi Jinping’s ongoing anti-corruption campaign, which continues to reshape the political and administrative system of China.
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Tang Renjian |
| Position | Former Agriculture Minister of China |
| Charges | Accepting bribes (2007–2024) |
| Total Amount | 268 Million Yuan (≈ PKR 3 Billion) |
| Verdict | Death sentence with 2-year reprieve |
| Campaign | Xi Jinping’s Anti-Corruption Drive |
China’s Anti-Corruption Drive
The Chinese government has punished thousands of officials since Xi Jinping came to power. The campaign aims to build public trust, reduce misuse of power, and ensure that no one, no matter how high-ranking, is above the law.
Global Lessons
This case sends a strong message to the world: corruption can destroy economies and weaken governance. Countries like Pakistan can also learn from this strict accountability system to improve transparency and reduce financial crimes.
“Justice may be delayed, but when it comes, it restores the faith of people in the system.”
The sentencing of Tang Renjian is not just a punishment for one man—it is a symbol of China’s determination to cleanse its system of corruption. It stands as a reminder for nations worldwide that integrity and transparency are the backbone of development.
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