South Korean Democratic Party member: ``The state of affairs is being thrown into turmoil by Mrs. Kim Kun-hee's Dior bag...President Yun Seok-yeo should give a direct explanation.'' - South Korea

On the 23rd, Park Kwang-on and other members of the Democratic Party (opposition) said, ``The national politics of the Republic of Korea is being shaken by 'Mrs. Kim Gun-hee's Dior bag.'' President Yoon Seo-gyul
He is mobilizing the presidential office to protect his spouse and even engaging in a power struggle with the power of the people (the ruling party)." On the same day, Rep. Park said on SNS, ``President Yoon and the administration's interest is in the danger of Mrs. Kim Geun-hee.''
``Protecting Mrs. Kim Geun-hee'' is a national political issue.'' He added, ``The fact that a sitting president self-interestedly interfered with the affairs and official recognition of a political party crossed the last line of danger for democracy.''
"It's happening," he pointed out. He further stated, ``President Yoon must directly resolve the confusion in national politics before it is delayed any further.''
He demanded that three items be accepted, including the acceptance of the Special Prosecutor's Law. Rep. Park said, ``The essence of 'Mrs. Kim Kun-hee's Diorback' is Mrs. Kim Kun-hee.President Yoon personally held a press conference for the people.
"Please directly explain the measures that will be acceptable to the people." President Yoon's interference in party affairs and official recognition is ``a serious violation of the obligation of political neutrality and the ultimate abuse of power, and is a violation of democracy.''
"This is damage to the property," he warned. In particular, it stipulated that the April general election would be ``a judgment on the ``Yun Seok-yue administration'' led by President Yun Seok-yew, the emperor.''
Concerning the veto of the ``Special Prosecutor Act for Mrs. Kim Geun-hee,'' he said, ``It's a betrayal of the people and an affront to the Constitution.
"It is nothing but a dictatorship disguised as a rule."