[Today's Question] The Biggest Lie of Petitioning: The Sihong Blood Case and the Stability Maintenance Responsibility Chain Behind Cross-Provincial Arrests

Many people believe that if a problem cannot be solved locally, they can appeal to Beijing. However, a series of cases in Sihong have proven that once a petitioner registers in Beijing, their name, itinerary, and appeal content may be sent back to their local area, serving as a basis for interception, stability maintenance, and cross-provincial arrests.