China's anti-corruption watchdog said on Saturday it would prosecute Nur Be...
SHANGHAI - China’s anti-corruption watchdog said on Saturday it would prosecute Nur Bekri, one of the highest-ranking Uighur officials in the country, over allegations of graft and corruption during his time as governor of Xinjiang province.
Bekri, who until December was director of China’s National Energy Administration, could not be reached for comment. Bekri “led an extravagant life, was morally corrupt, and used his power for sex,” the statement alleged.
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