Park Zenda, a representative of the largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea, said the delay by acting president Han Duk-soo had led to “Continued civil unrest” and that the party would immediately begin impeachment proceedings against Han Duk-soo.
Earlier, the Democratic Party had asked Han Duk-soo on the 22nd to sign the “Civil unrest special inspection law” submitted by the Congress to investigate the suspicion of civil unrest, such as yin xiyue, and the “Kim Jianxi Special Inspection Law” to investigate the president’s wife, Kim Jianxi, and said that if Han Duk-soo did not pass a bill soon, he would be impeached.
South Korea’s National Assembly voted through the afternoon of 14 President Yoon Seok-hye impeachment case, Yoon’s presidency immediately suspended. Under South Korean law, Prime Minister Han Duk-soo is the first acting president.
Police have launched a private investigation into Han Duk-soo Jiabao, the prime minister
South Korean police carried out a private investigation into premier Han Duk-soo jong-eun Thursday.
On the 20th, the special investigation mission on emergency martial law of the National Investigation Headquarters of the South Korean police department said that as of now, han Duk-soo, the acting Prime Minister, and nine others who attended the State Council of South Korea before and after the state of emergency were investigated.
Police said nine of the 12 people who attended and accompanied the state council meeting were investigated, along with President Yin, former Defense Minister Kim Long-hsien and Unification Minister Kim young-ho. They include Premier Han Duk-soo; vice-premier of the economy and Minister of Planning and Finance Cui Xiangmu; Minister of Justice Park Xingzai; former Minister of Administration and Security Li Xiangmin; Minister of Foreign Affairs Zhao Dulie; Minister of Agriculture, forestry, livestock and food song Meiling; Minister of Health and well-being Cao Guihong;.
The country’s largest opposition party has accused Han Duk-soo, the prime minister, of “Civil unrest”
The Democratic Party of Korea (DPJ) , the country’s largest opposition party, said Monday that it was studying whether to impeach Han Duk-soo, the prime minister, on suspicion of “Civil unrest”.
Lee Jae-myung jong-eun, leader of the country’s largest opposition party, said at a press conference on Sunday that the Prime Minister and the head of the ruling party had undermined constitutional order and that presidential powers were not private and could not be transferred.