2,399 citizens petition the National Rights and Interests Commission for an immediate investigation into the suspicion of receiving and receiving branded bags from Mrs. Kim Geun-hee = South Korea

On the 14th, a petition calling for an unsanctioned investigation into the suspicion that Kim Kun-hee, the spouse of President Yoon Seo-gyeol, received a branded bag was submitted to the National Rights and Interest Commission.
) was raised. On this day, Participatory Solidarity held a press conference in front of the Government Joint Petition Center of the Rights and Interests Committee in Jongno-gu, Seoul, and received signatures from 2,399 citizens from the 6th to the 13th.
He announced that he had submitted a petition to the committee. Approximately 30 citizens submitted petitions to the same effect one after another in their own names. Participatory Solidarity states that ``the Office of the President should be aware of the relevance of
It is necessary to clarify the basis for determining that the gift was a gift to the president, and whether there is any production or management of information that registered the money or goods as a gift to the president. The president, who is a public official, and his spouse also violated the law.
If so, he must be thoroughly investigated and receive appropriate punishment." The group said, ``The number of 2,399 petitioners is 239, the maximum fine that can be imposed on President Yoon and his wife for violating the Law Prohibiting Solicitations.''
It symbolizes 90,000 won." Under the Soliciting Prohibition Act, fines can be imposed up to five times the value of the prohibited money or goods. In December last year, Solidarity for Participation accused President Yoon and his wife of violating the Solicitation Prohibition Act.
I reported it to the Rights and Interests Commission. According to the ``Administrative Guidelines for Reporting Fraudulent Requests and Transfers of Money and Goods, etc.'', the Rights and Interests Commission has 60 days (excluding public holidays, etc.) from the date of receipt of the report to notify investigative agencies and supervisory authorities.
The case must be transferred to the Inquiry Board. Prior to this, Internet media Seoul reported that in November last year, Korean pastor Choi Jae-young, who lived in the United States, gave Mrs. Kim a brand-name bag.
The scene was filmed and released. This video was purchased by Seoul's Sori side and provided to Pastor Choi, and was shot using a camera built into Pastor Choi's wristwatch. At that time, Mrs. Kim said, ``Why are you acting like this?
``Do you keep buying them?'' and ``Please stop, please.'' However, in the end, she did not refuse the gifts, which caused a problem.
Seoul's Sori side has accused President Yoon and Mrs. Kim of violating the Prohibition of Soliciting Act and accepting bribes.
Meanwhile, Pastor Choi, who handed over the branded bag, was charged with home invasion and obstructing official duties through fraudulent means, and is currently under investigation by prosecutors.