South Korea's People's Power Defense in Response to Criticism of Closed Prosecutor's Interrogation of Kim Jin-hee's Wife... ”Appropriate Measures”

The opposition camp has responded to the fact that Kim Gun-Hee, the wife of President Yoon Seok-Yeol, was questioned by prosecutors behind closed doors at a facility managed by the Presidential Security Service.
When they went on the offensive, People Power (ruling party) lawmakers built a defensive wall. It means that the prosecution took appropriate measures due to the security issue.
Jeong Jom-sik, chairman of the Policy Committee, said at the emergency response committee meeting on the 22nd that
She emphasized that this is the first time that a sitting First Lady has been questioned by prosecutors, and argued that "it is appropriate to conduct the questioning in private in a location where there are no security issues."
In particular, the opposition camp, including Cho Kuk, the head of the Democratic Party's presidential office, and Jeong Jin-sang, the former chairman of the Democratic Party's presidential office, were also subject to closed-door interrogation.
"The talk of preferential treatment should be directed at the actions of the opposition party, not the First Lady," he said.
Na Kyung-won, the candidate for the People's Power Party's leadership, appeared on YTN radio and said,
"I believe that the first lady's security issue was the unavoidable reason for adopting this face-to-face interrogation method. The prosecution will thoroughly interrogate him and thoroughly clear up the public's suspicions," he said.
The People's Power reported that Lee Chang-soo, the chief prosecutor of the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office, contrary to the wishes of the Prosecutor General Lee Won-seok, questioned Mrs. Kim in private at a third location and
Regarding the controversy over the Prosecutor General passing off, which arose due to the fact that these facts were reported one step late, he stated, "This is a result that started with the Moon Jae-in administration."
During the meeting, Chairman Chung pointed out that the prosecutor general's power to lead the investigation into the German Motors stock price manipulation scandal, for which Kim was investigated, was stripped during the Moon Jae-in administration.
If a report is made, the prosecutor in charge will be violating the Public Prosecutor's Office Act."