CEO Min Hee-jin: ”I never said that BTS plagiarized my work... Why is HYBE doing this?”

Min Hee-jin, CEO of ADOR, which owns the group NewJeans, denied the allegations of taking over management rights. Min Hee-jin, CEO of ADOR, which owns the group NewJeans, denied the allegations of taking over management rights filed by HYBE.
On the 25th, an emergency press conference was held at the Korea Conference Center in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. CEO Min, who said that it had been "hell" since the allegations of the takeover of management rights, said, "Now, HYBE is (in a state of mind where he is)
) are listed in a way that is advantageous to them, but from my point of view, these are false facts. There are too many things that are impossible. I have never said that "BTS" plagiarized my work.
However, I thought this might be defamation, so I wrote it as "the intention of plagiarizing my work." If you don't read it properly, you might think that Min Hee-jin is "arrogant and accuses me of plagiarizing everything I do."
"I'm a person who talks about things that have nothing to do with me, creates a strange 'me', and says things like, 'He's not qualified to develop NewJeans, he's trying to take over management.'"
"I saw it," which made people who didn't know me think like this. I want to ask HYBE how they could do something so terrible," Min said.
"I joined BIGHIT CBO, not SOURCE MUSIC. I have never planned, intended or carried out any attempt to seize management control," he said, "I am an employee. I am a hired CEO. I will work hard all my life."
I just worked hard. I don't know why I wrote this story, but if an office worker doesn't like his boss or the workplace, he may complain. I think that's part of this person's character.
I have no idea whether the vice-president or my character is serious or not. HYBE owns 80% of the situation, so how can this happen?" he said, addressing the allegations.
He looked confused.