Doctor who said, ``The government cannot beat doctors''...What he said after an 11-hour police investigation = South Korea

Roh Hwan-gyu, former president of the Korean Medical Association (Medical Association), who is suspected of instigating a collective action among specialty doctors (interns) in opposition to the South Korean government's increase in the number of medical schools, turned himself in to the police for 11 hours on the 9th of this month.
The above investigation was conducted. Chairman Noh former caused controversy by posting an article that said, ``The government cannot win against doctors.The very idea that it could win against doctors is an astonishingly foolish idea.''
On the same day, after the police investigation was completed, former chairman Noh said, ``The government claims that the content I posted on SNS provoked doctors who specialize in the hospital to leave the hospital, causing business losses to the hospital. Doctors resign
"The reason I left the hospital was because of the government's wrong medical policy, and it's not like the doctors who specialized in my field submitted resignations and left the medical field after seeing the content of my social media posts."
``There is absolutely no evidence of collusion (related to the mass resignation of major doctors),'' Chairman Noformer said, adding, ``From the moment we announced the increase in the number of medical schools, the government has been aware of the strong resistance of major doctors.
I already knew. "It's a very poor move to shift the blame onto a few individuals, including me." ``The evidence presented by the police was 100% the text I posted on SNS,
There was no basis for anything other than that.''He added, ``It took more than 11 hours to investigate even though I was just posting my personal opinion.This should never happen in the Republic of Korea, which believes in freedom of thought and expression.''
I think something unexpected happened." Regarding the ``medical disaster'' situation, Chairman Noformer said, ``About 300 cases of damage have been reported so far, but the number will increase further.
There is no teacher. ``Doctors who wish for such a situation should have their licenses revoked.'' He added, ``I firmly believe that such a harsh decision now will save more lives later.''
Because of that," he claimed. He also urged, ``The government should listen to the sincerity of doctors and take the lead in resolving the situation.''