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Amid the intensifying internal feud in the ruling party over the Special Inspector General, Representative Han Dong-hoon emphasized the justification, saying that it is not on a personal level to make a different voice to the president.
The Democratic Party of Korea launched an offensive against one such representative to stop the political show and accept the Special Counsel Act.
Reporter Kim Da-yeon reports.
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Han Dong-hoon, who attended the youth event, defined the power of the people as a living party that can freely and openly express different opinions.
He then explained that he was disagreeing a lot, and that voicing opposition to the president is not on a personal level, but because it is a way for everyone to live.
[Han Dong-hoon / Representative of the People's Power: I'm not against the individual when I'm against the president. You are free to speak out against the policy.
It is interpreted as being conscious of the recent situation of the ruling camp that has spread to internal strife over the solution to resolve the controversy over Kim Gun-hee, especially the promotion of a special inspector.
The general meeting of lawmakers to discuss the issue of the special inspector is likely to be held around the second week of next month, and some members of the pro-community community are even saying that the meeting should be made public.
A close acquaintance told YTN that it would not be easy to give a negative opinion to the special inspector in front of the public as public opinion is bad, emphasizing the reason why it is necessary to disclose it.
On the other hand, the pro-Yoon Seok-yeolgye points out that the special inspector is not a matter to be pushed aside suddenly as it is the party's negotiation strategy to proceed in conjunction with the Democratic Party's recommendation of directors of the North Korean Human Rights Foundation.
Amid concerns about internal divisions within and outside the party, Daegu Mayor Hong Joon Pyo also posted a message on social media targeting his close circle, saying that if a small number of Gano make a fuss, the family will be in trouble.
The opposition party is continuing to pressure the special prosecutor by watching the ruling party's family fight.
The Democratic Party of Korea launched an offensive to stop the political show and accept a "special prosecutor," comparing the special inspector, who does not have the right to investigate, to an attempt to stop the waves.
He also pushed President Yoon Suk Yeol to say that it is now an alternative situation where he has to choose between the people and the First Lady.
[Kim Min-seok / Supreme Council member of the Democratic Party of Korea: Stop another special inspection political show following the independent counsel Chae and express your support for the independent counsel Kim Gun-hee.]
There are many interpretations that the Democratic Party of Korea's enthusiasm for the offensive against the first lady is not irrelevant to the first trial sentence of Lee Jae-myung scheduled for next month.
The ruling party, which aimed for November as an opportunity to take the lead in the political situation, seems to be struggling with internal strife within the party, which has emerged as a variable.
I'm Kim Dayeon of YTN.
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