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Members of "Tianguang
Team", a Zhonggong Fellowship in Mainland China are
Arrested for "Subversion to National Government"
World Chinese Net http://www.world-chinese.com
9/11/2004 2:09:00 AM
World Chinese Net
reporter Zhang Zheng reported on Sept. 10: 4 members of "Tianguang
Team", a Zhonggong Branch in Mainland China are
arrested for "Subversion to National Government"
on July18 in Tongliao, Inner Mongolia. According to a certain source, the
National Security big group of Keermi Branch of Tongliao Police Department that
carried out the arrests was originally 610 Office, under the direct command of
the Bureau of Police, supervised by the Inner Mongolia Police Office. Right now,
one member is out on bail, the three others are imprisoned in Tongliao No. 1
Detention House. At present, this case is already in the hands of the local
prosecutors.
The four members are:
Yu Huifen: female, 39 year-old. Former Zhonggong employee, Zhonggong member.
Home town: Qujing, Yunnan province.
Chen Kun: male, 31 year-old. Zhonggong member. Home town: Tongliao, Inner
Mongolia.
Li Zhipeng: male, 33 year-old. Zhonggong member. Home town: Tongliao, Inner
Mongolia.
Pan Jing: female, 33 year-old. Zhonggong member. Home town: Wuhan, Hubei
Province. She is out on bail in her own home right now.
Since 1999, Zhonggong has been persecuted at full¨Cscale. CCP put out its
powerful net to blockade the free communications between Zhonggong members in
mainland China and Zhonggong leader Zhang Hongbao who has been in exile. At the
same time, CCP fabricated rumors to spread among the remaining members, causing
a lot of confusion. In order to help Zhonggong members in mainland China to know
the truths of Zhang Hongbao and Tianhua culture, some Zhonggong members
initiated and organized Tianguang team in 2003 by themselves and took the risk
in downloading related info from the internet and functioned as a communication
media. According to a certain source, 40 of Tianguang team members have been
searched, summoned, supervised or arrested.