The Chinese regime announced on March 13 that Peng Bo, deputy director of China’s “Gestapo”—secret state police—had been dismissed and is under investigation. Peng has become the first high-ranking Chinese Communist Party (CCP) official, known as “tigers,” to be ensnared in party politics after the regime’s most important annual political conference, its Two Sessions meeting, which concluded on March 11. After the CCP made the announcement, all Chinese media quickly removed Peng’s official resume and photos—an unusual move. “This is so extraordinary. Even Zhou Yongkang and Bo Xilai haven’t been treated in this way,” Epoch Times China analyst Heng He said in a podcast on March 13. Zhou and Bo are among the most senior CCP officials that have previously been sacked by the party. Peng Bo The CCP’s anti-corruption watchdog, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), announced on Saturday that Peng was “suspected of seriously violating discipline and laws, …