A political scandal refers to an event or situation in which political figures or institutions are involved in wrongdoing, unethical behavior, or illegal activities that attract public attention and controversy. Such scandals may involve corruption, bribery, abuse of power, fraud, or personal misconduct. Political scandals can undermine public trust in government, lead to investigations, and result in resignations, legal consequences, or changes in policy. They often receive significant media coverage and can influence public opinion and electoral outcomes. The term encapsulates a breach of ethical standards that calls into question the integrity of public officials and the political system as a whole.
China's top anti-corruption body is investigating Jiang Chaoliang, Vice Chairman of the Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee of the National People's Congress. Jiang has held key roles, including Governor of…