<Anchor> With
regard to the allegation that an executive of the Supreme Prosecutor's Office instigated an accusation by a feminist politician before the last general election, the parties strongly denied that such a thing had ever happened. Justice Minister Park Beom-gye repeatedly stressed the need for a speedy fact-finding investigation, and a civic group filed a complaint against former President Yoon Seok-yeol and others to the Airborne Service.
Reporter Son Hyung-an on the sidewalk.
<Reporter>
On April 3 and 8, just before last year's general election, an accusation that Son Jun-seong, chief prosecutor's investigation and information policy officer, sent to Rep.
It was intended to be evidence to substantiate the allegation of indictment, but the allegations were completely denied.
Prosecutor Sohn protested that he would take legal action against baseless allegations, saying that he had not written a complaint or sent any attached materials to Rep. Kim.
Rep. Kim also dismissed the allegations, saying that the accusation is not real.
The Supreme Prosecutor's Inspection Department, which is conducting a fact-finding investigation, is checking whether there are complaints on the PC used by Prosecutor Sohn, and whether Prosecutor Son has read the real name judgment attached to the telegram in the internal system.
It is known that the timing of the hand examination is also being considered.
Justice Minister Park Beom-gye again pressured the Supreme Prosecutor's Office to present the results of a quick fact-finding.
[Park Beom-gye/Minister of Justice: (Relating to the allegation of accusation) If a proper investigation is insufficient, I think that the transition to the investigation system that the lawmaker
is talking
about should also be considered.]
He was charged with abuse of power and violation of the State Public Officials Act.
In response, the Ministry of Air Transport announced that it would decide whether to initiate an investigation after going through the review process.