South Korean lawmaker Ahn Cheol-soo, who has been attacking Lee Jun-seok, the former representative of the People's Republic of Korea, ``makes a careful decision'' on granting a general amnesty to the Innovation Committee.

Ahn Cheol-soo, a member of the People's Power (ruling party), urged the party's decision to expel him on the 31st, saying, ``A total of 40,000 people supported the signature campaign to punish former leader Lee Jun-seok for expulsion.'' Lee
In fact, he expressed a negative opinion regarding the ``general amnesty'' of the Party Innovation Committee, including former leaders. On this day, Rep. Ahn held a press conference at the National Assembly Communication Center and said, ``By yesterday (the 30th), we had decided that former Representative Lee would be expelled.
41,348 people directly supported the signature campaign. "We will submit the list we have received so far to the party and wait for the party's decision."
Rep. Ahn, who even set up a special website for a signature campaign to punish former Representative Lee,
After disseminating fake news about his own ``bad language'' during his election campaign for Seoul's Gangseo District mayor, he recently claimed that he has also spread ``health abnormalities'' rumors about himself.
He added, ``I have boldly ignored numerous insults and ridicules in the past, but the reason I decided to embark on this petition (signature campaign) is that the level of lies is excessive, and I personally
The purpose was to harm the entire organization, not the person. We will continue to take strong action to the end against excessive amounts of fake news and lies."
Rep. Ahn said that regarding Lee being discussed as part of the 'general amnesty' that the Party Innovation Committee is promoting as the No. 1 innovation proposal, he said,
Those who have decision-making power also take responsibility. I hope that you will consider this and make a decision carefully and firmly." At a press conference on the same day, Rep. Ahn told the Party Innovation Committee, ``There is a major shift in the basic tone of national politics.''
The core of this is to exchange ideas and build constructive party-government relations. We must consider this as our top priority above all else."