Finally, there are even voices calling for his withdrawal... In the aftermath of the ”BTS” SUGA incident, 290,000 large fan accounts were ”deleted”

As online discussions heat up over Korean boy band BTS' SUGA's Drunk Driving and false comment affair, divisions within the fan community are deepening.
As of the 13th (today), the account of the "BTS Music Information Team" that provides information on BTS' music sources on X (formerly Twitter) has been deleted.
This account actively led the activities of many fans, such as watching and cheering on BTS' music streaming and promoting their performances.
As one of the large channels with approximately 290,000 followers, it played a central role in bringing together the fan community, but it is no longer possible to find it.
Previously, the operator of this account had made a comment after SUGA's drunk driving affair, saying, "Everyone is being affected. Please make a quick decision," which seemed to hint at SUGA's departure.
However, other fans who opposed such measures strongly protested, saying that the account had been reckless and had forgotten about the influence of a large account, and the account was deleted.
Many fans are aware that this is the aftermath of the incident, which clearly shows how divided the fan community has become since Suga's Drunk Driving Affair.
Suga, who is currently serving as a social service officer, was caught drunk and riding an electric scooter on the street in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul on the night of the 6th of this month.
He was found collapsed alone in a taxi. At the time, Suga told the police that he had "had one beer," but his blood alcohol content was 0.227%.
This figure is higher than the deletion level of 0.08%, meaning that he was extremely drunk at the time of the arrest.
MUSIC admitted that they had been driving while drunk and apologized. However, they initially admitted that they had been driving while drunk and had been driving an electric kickboxer.
Contrary to the previous statement that he had no idea that it was impossible to use the vehicle, it was revealed that Suga was riding an electric scooter, sparking a debate over the extent to which the incident was being narrowed down.
IGHIT issued a second apology, saying, "We were unable to fully grasp the situation and made the statement hastily. There was no intention to downplay the matter."
Despite this, the situation still shows no signs of improving.
The question continues as to whether it is plausible that Suga, an adult with a driver's license, did not know that it is illegal to drive a car while drunk. In silence, the fan community
The confusion is compounded by the fact that there are divided voices defending SUGA and those calling for restraint. Regarding the question of whether SUGA should leave the group, there are those who believe it is a natural procedure and those who believe it is an extreme measure.
Opinions are divided. Some fans have been posting malicious comments to other celebrities who are not involved, and some have been acting strangely, such as making verification challenges imitating Suga's drunk driving.
Attention is focused on whether SUGA and HYBE will be able to settle things down amid the chaos.