China’s top anticorruption agency said on Monday that a former state bank executive faced accusations of pocketing huge bribes, making him the latest senior official to face charges during the new leadership’s drive to show that it is attacking corruption.
The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, which oversees Communist Party inquiries into official misconduct, said Yang Kun, a former vice president of the state-controlled Agricultural Bank of China, had been expelled from the party and handed over to criminal investigators, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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