Ruling party lawmakers criticize the Fatherland Reform Party's ban on ”business class” as ”unacceptable” = South Korea

On the 16th, the opposition Fatherland Reform Party, headed by former Minister of Justice Cho Kuk, aka "Onion Man," banned its lawmakers from flying business class on domestic flights during the National Assembly session.
In response to this, ruling party lawmaker Kim Ung released a recording of Cho flying business class earlier this month and criticized him as being "neronambul (lenient on himself and strict on others)."
The chief of staff of the Fatherland Reform Party wrote on his social media account that afternoon, "Today, a ruling party lawmaker posted a message on Facebook criticizing Chairman Cho. 'On April 3rd, Jeju
"Isn't it ridiculous that he traveled business class when he was there?" the chief secretary said, "I will explain as someone who was seated next to Chairman Cho that day."
"There were a lot of people that day, so I couldn't purchase a seat in time and I was in a hurry, so I ended up flying business class," he said. "Afterwards, CEO Cho said, 'It's only an hour away, so why do you need to fly business class?
"Is there a way to use economy class on domestic flights from now on? I proposed this at yesterday's (general election) winners' workshop and everyone agreed," he explained.