Mio Sugita's remarks Opposition party "cannot be overlooked" Liberal Democratic Party demands disposition

Mio Sugita's remarks Opposition "cannot be overlooked" Liberal Democratic Party demands disposition September 30 12:10

Opposition parties such as the Constitutional Democratic Party will ask the Liberal Democratic Party to dispose of Mr. Sugita on the issue that the Liberal Democratic Party member of the House of Representatives Sugita said, "Women will lie about how much" over sexual crimes. Matched with.

Liberal Democratic Party member Mio Sugita is said to have said at a party meeting last week that "women will lie at how much" over sex crimes, but Mr. Sugita himself denied.

Regarding this issue, the Constitutional Democratic Party, the Communist Party, the Democratic Party for the People, and the Social Democratic Party, the chairman of the National Assembly, said in a meeting held in the Diet, "Mr. Sugita's remarks are acknowledged by the attendees of the meeting and should be overlooked. We agreed to ask the Liberal Democratic Party to dispose of Mr. Sugita.

After the meeting, the Constitutional Democratic Party's chairman of the Azumi National Assembly told reporters, "If you do not take any action, do all the members of the LDP have the same idea as Mr. Sugita? It is a problem for the entire LDP." Said.

On the other hand, at the meeting, it is a problem to visit Prime Minister Suga before giving a statement of belief in the Diet about the fact that he is coordinating to visit Vietnam etc. in mid-October as the first foreign visit after taking office. There was an opinion that there was no such thing, and the government and the ruling party decided to give their true intentions.

After that, Mr. Azumi met with the Liberal Democratic Party's chairman of the Diet, Mr. Moriyama, and asked for Mr. Sugita's disposition, while Mr. Moriyama expressed his intention to take it home and consider it.

Liberal Democratic Party Chairman Kuni Moriyama "It is extremely regrettable if there was a statement"

The Liberal Democratic Party's chairman of the Diet, Moriyama, told reporters in the Diet, "I don't know what the statement was, but it's extremely regrettable if there was a statement like the press. I don't think women tell lies. I don't think so, but the chairman of the Constitutional Democratic Party's Azumi Diet Countermeasures Committee also said, "I want the Liberal Democratic Party to take a stab at it."