South Korean opposition party ``Democratic Party of Japan'' says ``Failure to investigate prosecutor summons of leader Lee Jae-myung on the 4th has nothing to do with fasting'' = South Korea

Aside from the failure of the prosecutor's summons investigation of Lee Jae-myung (Lee Jae-myung) on the 4th, the South Korean opposition party "Democratic Party" has nothing to do with the "fasting sit-in" that Lee is currently conducting for the fifth day.
I scoffed. Kwon Chil-soon, chief spokesperson for the Democratic Party for All (hereafter referred to as the Democratic Party), met with reporters after a meeting of the supreme committee of the party held in the National Assembly on the 4th and said, "Today (representative Lee's prosecution) investigation failed.
The reason why it ended in this is because I had said in advance that I would appear (for the summons investigation) because I had time in the morning on the same day, but the prosecution refused. to the prosecution
"They said they couldn't do that, which made today's investigation physically impossible." He continued, "It has nothing to do with (Representative Lee)'s fasting," and added, "If there is a summons request (by the prosecution) next week, (Representative Lee
However, there is still no change in my position that I attended and received an investigation." Lee also revealed that he had proposed a schedule for attending the prosecutor's office in the next week, saying, "I proposed 11 to 15 days (this month)."
did. According to the Suwon District Public Prosecutor's Office, an investigation into suspects related to Lee's suspicion of remittances to North Korea, which was originally scheduled for 10 a.m. on April 4, ended in failure due to Lee's absence.
was On this day, the prosecutor's office said, ``We requested his attendance well in advance by choosing a date that was not scheduled for the National Assembly, but we express our regret that (Representative Lee) was absent twice in a row until the end.'' and
However, he clarified his position, saying, ``The fasting of Lee Jae-myung is hindering the investigation of suspects.'' He added, ``We will comprehensively consider various circumstances such as the ongoing investigation and trial, and the Diet schedule, and
``We will proceed with the criminal justice procedures (against the suspects),'' and ``I once again urge them to comply with the standard procedures regarding the attendance of suspects and investigations.''
The Detective Division 6 of the Gwangwon District Public Prosecutors Office, which is investigating Sangbang-eul's alleged remittances to North Korea, initially
On this day, he was summoned to attend the investigation. Prior to this, the prosecutor's office notified him of his attendance at the end of last month, but due to party affairs and other commitments, Lee's side announced that he would attend during the regular session of the National Diet in September, during a week when there is no plenary session.
He was expressing his position. Later, on the 1st of this month, Democratic Party spokesperson Kang Seong-woo met with reporters after a meeting of the party's highest committee and said, ``Lee Jae-myung has decided to attend on the 4th, which the prosecution is determined to do.''
``However, given the schedule that cannot be temporarily adjusted, we plan to conduct the first morning investigation on the 4th, and proceed with an additional investigation within next week in consultation with the prosecutors.''
Prior to this, on the 31st of last month, CEO Lee also went on an indefinite fasting sit-in, saying, ``I will not give up my job just because I am fasting.''
I'm sure the prosecutor's investigation will not be hindered at all as long as they do their best." On the same day, Representative Lee marked the fifth day of his fasting sit-in.