People's Power lawmakers who fell asleep during filibuster spark controversy... Rep. Inyohan: ”The media should not be criticized” = South Korea

On the 3rd, the ruling People's Power Party was scolded for falling asleep during a filibuster in the National Assembly plenary session to prevent the passage of the Special Prosecutor's Law for Private Choi.
Rep. Choi Su-jin and Rep. Kim Min-jeong of the Power Party apologized, saying, "I was so tired that I fell asleep." However, Rep. In Yo-han of the same party responded, "The media
On the 4th, on the SBS radio program "Kim Tae Hyeong's Political Show," the Indian lawmaker reported on the lawmakers falling asleep during class, and some criticized him for being inappropriate.
Regarding the media, he said, "How can a person endure sleepiness? The media should be criticized." The Indian lawmaker said, "I also slept this morning. It was early morning, so the photos were probably taken.
"It seems that people are not being taught how to endure (sleepiness) and I would like them to stop making such things seem childish," he said. However, contrary to the claims of the Indian lawmaker, the controversial lawmakers
The sleeping figure was reportedly captured at around 5 p.m., about an hour after the open-ended debate had begun. Rep. Choi and Rep. Kim were the party's top filibuster runners in the National Assembly plenary session the previous day.
Rep. Yoo Sang-beom caused controversy when he was caught on camera sleeping with his back leaning back in his chair just after he began his opposition debate.
Then, on the 4th, after the emergency response committee meeting, Rep. Choi, the chief spokesman for the People's Power Party, said,
Announcing the resolution, he said, "While the power of the people was appealing to the people, I was very tired and fell asleep. I apologize."
Rep. Kim was also interviewed on the same day on YTN Radio's "News Go for it, Bae Seung-hee" program.
"It's really embarrassing. Something very embarrassing has happened," he said of being caught dozing off in the dining room.
"I waited until 2pm. I work during the day and study at night. There was also a vision presentation the day before, so there were a lot of different things going on at the same time and it was physically very tough," he explained.
The lawmakers who caused controversy by falling asleep expressed their regret, but an Indian lawmaker responded by saying, "The media should be criticized."
It has been pointed out that the remarks were inappropriate.