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Ruling party pushes special counsel bill on fabricated indictments
The ruling Democratic Party of Korea said Tuesday it will seek parliamentary passage this week of a special counsel bill to investigate allegations of "fabricated indictments," including those involving President Lee Jae Myung, according to Yonhap and the Korea Times. The move sets up a plenary vote amid ongoing political tensions, with the party also pursuing a parliamentary probe into Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae over impeachment calls. Korean media report the party is gearing up for a monthlong showdown with the opposition over the 821 trillion won budget, while a separate special counsel team searched a handball arena in a ballot shortage probe. Bloggers and café members have not been widely quoted on this specific bill, with coverage dominated by news outlets.
- Ruling party to push for passage of special counsel bill on alleged fabricated indictments this week
- Ruling party to push for passage of special counsel bill on alleged fabricated indictments this week
- Ruling party decides to seek parliamentary probe into Supreme Court chief amid impeachment calls
- Ruling party decides to seek parliamentary probe into Supreme Court chief amid impeachment calls
- Parties Head for Monthlong Showdown over 821 Trillion Won Budget
- Special counsel searches Seoul handball arena in ballot shortage probe
