Kim Joon-hee's wife called for ”immediate emergency martial law” for Park Ji-hye, a former Democratic Party lawmaker... Na Kyung-wan, a People's Power lawmaker, criticized the ”hastily created 'save Lee Jae-myung' all-in” (South Korea)

In response to Park Ji-won, a member of the Democratic Party, claiming that "Mrs. Kim Gun-Hee encouraged President Yoon Seok-yeol to 'impose emergency martial law immediately,'" Na
Lawmaker Kyung-won of the People Power Party (ruling party) criticized the theory that Kim Kun-hee ordered martial law, saying, "It's a frivolous and hastily fabricated all-in ploy to save Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party of Korea."
On the 26th, Rep. Na wrote on her blog, "The reality of the indiscriminate series of impeachments has been revealed, along with the illegal investigation by the High-Ranking Public Officials Crime Investigation Agency and the biased trial proceedings by the Constitutional Court.
The opposition party's approval rating has been growing at a slow clip, which has caused some opposition lawmakers to become perplexed." Rep. Na said, "This is a completely unfounded allegation that Tori (the name of President Yoon and his wife's pet dog) is an adopted son of the president.
"They were talking about marriage, but now they're bringing up the rumor that Kim Jin-hee ordered martial law. They're using Kim Jin-hee's name to stir up public opinion and affect the approval rating."
Prior to this, Rep. Park Park appeared on a radio program on the 17th and said, "If even Mrs. Kim Kun-hee is going to prison, then surely my pet dog Tori can't follow her to prison.
"I will take them to Jindo and raise a Jindo dog that will be loyal to its owner." On the 23rd, on a broadcast, Jeong Dong-young, a member of the Democratic Party, made a statement that Kim
Regarding the theory that Mrs. Kim was involved in the emergency martial law, Rep. Park said, "I think that Mrs. Kim naturally urged, 'I will hurry up and declare emergency martial law.'" In response, Rep. Na said, "The investigation of Ma Eun-hyuk, a candidate for the Constitutional Court,
Did he feel that he was in danger of not being able to meet the quorum of six for impeachment without the additional nomination? It was shameful that he even mentioned the word "despicable" and tried to sell himself as a way to save President Yoon."
He further argued, "The idea that the greatest reform in the Republic of Korea is arresting and impeaching the president is a fallacy that calls the destruction of the rule of law and the polarization and division of the nation reform."