A political scandal is an incident or revelation involving wrongdoing or misconduct by public officials or political leaders that undermines trust in political institutions. Scandals often involve issues such as corruption, bribery, abuse of power, sexual misconduct, or unethical behavior. They typically attract significant media attention and public scrutiny, leading to calls for accountability, resignations, or legal action. Political scandals can have far-reaching consequences, affecting elections, public perception of political parties, and the overall integrity of governance. They are often characterized by a breach of expected ethical standards and can lead to shifts in political power or public policy.
Jiang Chaoliang, a notable figure in China's National People's Congress, is under investigation for severe ethical violations and unlawful acts. The probe, led by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection,…