South Korea's ruling party leader: ``Prevent 'criminal forces' from dominating good citizens''...``Judging Lee Jae-myung and Caoguo forces''

On the 28th, the first day of the official election period, Han Dong-hoon, chairman of the emergency response committee and general election strategy committee of South Korea's ruling party People's Power, said, ``Criminal forces are controlling good citizens like you.
We must prevent this from happening." On the morning of the same day, Chairman Han attended a campaign for the ruling party's candidates at Mangwon Station in Mapo-gu, Seoul.
"We must judge Ng (Lee Jae-myung), representative of the Democratic Party, and Cho Kuk (Cao Guo), representative of the Homeland Revolution Party," he said.
Chairman Han said in his speech, ``Ever since I started politics, I have never been involved in an election campaign.''
``The April 10th election (general election for members of the National Assembly) will be the most important election in the history of the Republic of Korea since the 1987 presidential election,'' he said.
Chairman Han also threw a check against Representatives Lee and Cho at Garak Market in Songpa-gu, Seoul at midnight that morning.
Ta. Chairman Han said, ``The campaign period for elections that will determine the fate of this country has just begun,'' and ``We will definitely achieve political reform and reform of people's livelihood.
I will judge the forces." He continued, ``We will judge Lee Cho's representative forces,'' and ``I hope that the ruling party will unite its power for political reform, people's livelihood reform, and to judge Lee Cho's forces.''