Wuxi Public Security Bureau Yunlin Police Station issues notice of no case filing to Zhao Zhenhai and his wife

(Rights Defense Network Information Center report) On November 9, 2026, this outlet learned that Wuxi Public Security Bureau’s Yunlin Police Station issued a notice of no case filing to Zhao Zhenhai and his wife.

    On the afternoon of November 8, 2026, Yunlin Police Station of the Xishan Branch of the Wuxi Public Security Bureau served Zhao Zhenhai and his wife with Notice of No Filing of Administrative Case No. [2], stating that the case they reported, in which Wan Zhixin and others were suspected of unlawful entry into a residence and picking quarrels and provoking trouble, was outside the jurisdiction of public security authorities.

It is understood that at about 2 p.m. on October 30, 2026, Wan Zhixin, Party secretary of the Shuangqiao Village Committee in Yunlin Subdistrict, Xishan District, Wuxi, and village director Wang Zhenhua brought a group of people, including village committee staff Jiang Jie and Zhang Xiaodong, three women, and several hired members of the public. Despite homeowner Zhao Zhenhai’s strong refusal to let them enter the residence, Wan Zhixin and Wang Zhenhua still led the group in using violence to force their way into Zhao Zhenhai’s home, where they became involved in a physical altercation with Zhao Zhenhai, Zha Zhengcai and Zhao Zhengnan.

This was plainly an incident in which Wan Zhixin and Wang Zhenhua gathered people to unlawfully enter a residence in an organized manner. However, after the incident, Wan Zhixin and the others immediately called the police. When officers from Yunlin Police Station of the Xishan Branch of the Wuxi Public Security Bureau arrived, they immediately summoned Zhao Zhenhai and Zha Zhengcai and took them to the branch’s case-handling center. They were released after being held for nearly 24 hours.

On November 1, 2026, Zhao Zhenhai and his wife, Zha Zhengqin, submitted written reports to the Wuxi Public Security Bureau, its Xishan Branch and Yunlin Police Station, asking the public security authorities to investigate and handle in accordance with the law the acts of Wan Zhixin, Wang Zhenhua and others, including unlawful entry into a residence and picking quarrels and provoking trouble. On the afternoon of November 8, officers from Yunlin Police Station went to Zhao Zhenhai’s home and served him with a Notice of No Filing of Administrative Case.

Shen, the deputy station chief who served the notice on behalf of Yunlin Police Station, told Zhao Zhenhai: “The matter you reported is government conduct and is outside the jurisdiction of public security authorities.” Zhao Zhenhai and his wife said they could not accept this. If government conduct is outside the jurisdiction of public security authorities, does that mean that if the government breaks the law or commits a crime, the public security authorities will not handle it? Can the government act without restraint and place itself above the law by breaking the law and committing crimes? Also, if government conduct is outside the jurisdiction of public security authorities, why, after government personnel reported the matter, did you summon Zhao Zhenhai and Zha Zhengcai for nearly 24 hours at the first opportunity? Why did you exercise jurisdiction then?

Zha Zhengqin also reported that the residence at No. 90 Zhaoxiangshang, Shuangqiao Village, Xibei Town, Xishan District, Wuxi, where she and her husband live, is facing government demolition. It is on collective land. Before Xishan District had issued a preliminary notice of expropriation, Yunlin Subdistrict signed an “Entrustment Contract” with the Shuangqiao Village Committee, authorizing the committee to sign a blank demolition compensation and resettlement agreement with Zhao Zhenhai in its own name. After it was signed, the village committee failed to honor any of the matters it had previously promised verbally, prompting Zhao Zhenhai and his wife to challenge it in court.

According to a lawyer, the demolition compensation and resettlement agreement was invalid from the outset because Yunlin Subdistrict had not obtained an entrustment from the Xishan District government in accordance with the law; that is, the land parcel had not yet entered the land acquisition and demolition process, and the Xishan District government had not yet obtained the authority to delegate. The “Entrustment Contract” signed at that point by Yunlin Subdistrict and the Shuangqiao Village Committee was invalid, and the resettlement agreement the committee signed with Zhao Zhenhai’s household at that point was invalid from the outset. Moreover, the law stipulates that an administrative delegation cannot be redelegated. Even if Yunlin Subdistrict had obtained an entrustment from the Xishan District government, it could not redelegate it to the village committee and have the committee sign a resettlement compensation agreement with Zhao Zhenhai’s household in its own name. This was a seriously unlawful resettlement compensation agreement that lacked required prior procedures and was invalid from the outset; the violations are plain to see, and the legal reasoning, facts and evidence are all conclusive. Yet the Binhu District People’s Court of Wuxi and the Wuxi Intermediate People’s Court upheld the resettlement compensation agreement in violation of the law. Zhao Zhenhai’s household has now petitioned the Jiangsu Provincial High People’s Court for a retrial.

In these circumstances, it is hard to understand why Wan Zhixin, the Shuangqiao Village Party secretary, and others still resorted to such extreme conduct.

Zha Zhengqin also reported that the day after Wan Zhixin and the others caused trouble and unlawfully entered the residence, Wan again directed an excavator to dig up the road to Zhao Zhenhai’s home, cutting off the access route for a 91-year-old person in the household. This situation is unacceptable.

Shuangqiao Village residents told the reporter: “As village committee Party secretary, Wan Zhixin is a grassroots public servant of the Communist Party, serving the people. Huang Zhenhua is the village committee director, a public servant elected by the villagers to serve the entire village. But now they have become gangsters and members of the underworld who bully villagers and rob them of their property.”