The Democratic Party of Korea said, "The Ministry of National Defense's legal manager and counterintelligence inspector should be relieved of their duties."

In addition, the Democratic Party of Korea argued that Hong Chang-sik, the legal manager of the Ministry of National Defense, and Woo Dong-ho, the head of the inspection office of the Defense Security Command, should be excluded from their duties to find out the truth about the emergency martial law incident.

Rep. Choo Mi-ae, the head of the Democratic Party's civil war fact-finding mission, said at a meeting of the investigation team that the two people are blocking the entrance to the investigation because they need to investigate the counterintelligence agency that planned and implemented martial law documents.

Rep. Chu pointed out that Hong, a legal official, is not among the key figures in the investigation, even though there are allegations that he reviewed martial law documents on the day of martial law.

Director Woo also raised suspicions that he is actively trying to prevent members from filing whistleblowing while strictly controlling the inside after martial law.