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A ruling party lawmaker raised the suspicion that Hwang Chang-kyu, chairman of the telecom company KT, has been writing to the former legislator while paying a large amount of money to government officials, generals and so on every month. He said he spent a total of 2 billion won in a month, up to 13 million won a month, which is interpreted as pressing KT and opposition parties.

I do not know why this is interpreted by Park Haejung.

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Democratic Party lawmaker Lee Chul-hee has 14 names on KT's list of management advisers.

In addition to politicians such as former GNP lawmaker Park Sung-bum, former secretary of the 19th National Assembly, and Hong Moon-jong member of the National Assembly, there are also high-ranking government officials who are directly related to the KT business.

All of them were commissioned after the inauguration of President Hwang Chang-kyu.

Lee said, "It appears that President Hwang is standing in the lobby and waiting for politicians to sit down."

KT said that it was only a normal torture contract.

[Kim Young-wan / Team leader of KT PR department: I know that I have made an advisory contract and consulted in order to obtain consulting for management.]

The KT Hearing is scheduled to be held on the 4th of next month due to a communication crisis caused by the fire in the district office last year.

The ruling party insists that the KT hearing should not be confined to the communication crisis, but should be expanded to suspicions of recruitment of major Korean officials. The Korean government opposes it and mentions the possibility of canceling the hearing.

So today, the list is interpreted as a card trying to press KT and the opposition to hold a hearing.

(Image coverage: Dahlung, image editing: Committee member)