Chairman of the Korean ruling party's Innovation Committee: ``BTS should be exempted from military service.'' What about the members who have already enlisted?

In Yo-han, chairman of the Reform Committee of South Korea's ruling party People's Power, has already enlisted in the military after recently saying, ``The male idol group BTS should be exempted from military service.''
There is a lot of interest in whether the members who did so can also be exempted. On the 13th of this month, Chairman In appeared on the YouTube channel of South Korean television broadcasting station JTBC and said, ``Why did BTS become an army?''
Shall I send it? "If I win even one medal, I won't go to the military," he said, adding, "BTS should be exempted from military service."
He continued, ``I'm a big fan of BTS, but they're a huge part of our culture.''
They told the whole world about these people, so why would they arrest them and send them to the military?'' He added, ``These are people who have earned trillions of won, but this is not even worth talking about.''
These comments have sparked interest in whether it is possible for members who have already enlisted to be exempted from military service, and people both inside and outside the music industry are saying, ``Under the current regulations, it is possible.''
'There is a view that According to Article 33, Paragraph 7 of the Military Service Act, ``The Director of the Military Manpower Administration shall apply for cultural, sports and tourism tourism as a person who falls under one of the following items and has special skills in the field of arts and physical education as specified by Presidential Decree.''
Persons recommended by the minister may be transferred as art and physical education personnel.'' In particular, this applies not only to those eligible for enlistment as active duty soldiers, but also to those currently serving as active duty soldiers.
” is stipulated. This means that even if you have enlisted, you can be exempted at the will of the government. On the 14th, a Korean music industry official said, ``The members of BTS are at the mercy of the government.''
"The path to exemption from military service is open to those who wish to do so, whether before or after enlisting," he said.