Democratic Party of Korea: ”The People's Power Party should not say anything about the suspension of the president's trial... It is clear that we are not happy with the presidential election” (South Korea)

On the 11th, the ruling Democratic Party criticized the People's Power, saying, "Please don't say anything more about the suspension of the trial, which is a natural decision based on Article 84 of the Constitution, which states that the president cannot be criminally prosecuted while in office."
Hwang Jeong-ya, spokesman for the Democratic Party of Korea, said in a commentary that afternoon, "The People's Power has decided to appoint the head of the Seoul High Court, which is handling the review of President Lee Jae-myung's case."
"He held a general assembly of lawmakers in front of the president and threatened the judiciary. He is quiet like a sheep in front of the leader of the insurrection, but it is unseemly to see him yelling in front of the newly elected president."
"It is shameful that the same court has a double standard of accepting decisions that are seen as disadvantageous to the Democratic Party and not accepting those that are seen as advantageous to the Democratic Party," Hwang said.
"Are you planning to deny the Constitution?" he asked. He continued, "The current state of the People's Power, which has gone beyond the forces of insurrection to move towards an unconstitutional political party, is clearly a sign of dissatisfaction with the presidential election.
"It is not time to waste time. It is time to save the people's livelihood and the economy, which are in crisis," he said. "One hour that the people waste is 52 million hours that have been given to 52 million people. Wasting time is
He urged them to stop engaging in these activities and get involved in helping civilians."