Wu Zhen, former deputy director of the State Food and drug administration, was prosecuted

On April 2, according to the official wechat news of the Supreme People's Procuratorate Recently, the Sichuan procuratorial organ prosecuted Wu Zhen, the former deputy director of the State Food and drug administration, for alleged abuse of power and bribery Wu Zhen, the former deputy director of the State Food and drug administration, was suspected of abusing his power and taking bribes The case was investigated and concluded by the State Supervision Commission It was designated by the Supreme People's Procuratorate and examined and prosecuted by the Chengdu people's Procuratorate of Sichuan Province Recently, Chengdu people's Procuratorate has filed a public prosecution to Chengdu Intermediate People's court Prosecution charges by the procuratorial organ: Wu Zhen, the defendant, engaged in malpractice for personal gain and abuse of power while serving as the deputy director of the State Food and drug administration, the deputy director of the State Food and Drug Administration and the deputy director of the state health and Family Planning Commission, resulting in heavy losses to the interests of the state and the people, and the circumstances were especially serious Taking advantage of his position as director of the drug administration of the Department of health of Jiangxi Province, director of the drug administration of Jiangxi Province, deputy director of the State Food and drug administration, deputy director of the State Food and drug administration, etc., to seek interests for others and illegally accept others' property, which is especially huge According to law, he should be investigated for criminal responsibility for the crime of abuse of power and bribery For the above cases, in the stage of examination and prosecution, the procuratorial organs respectively informed the defendants of their litigation rights according to law, interrogated the defendants, listened to the opinions of the defenders, and guaranteed the defendants' litigation rights according to law.