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Special counsel bill on fabricated indictments clears committee
A parliamentary subcommittee approved a bill on Wednesday calling for a special counsel to investigate allegations of fabricated indictments under the previous administration, including those involving President Lee Jae Myung, Yonhap and the Korea Times report. The ruling Democratic Party of Korea endorsed the bill and plans to push for its passage in a plenary session this week, with the party seeking to handle it on Thursday, according to Yonhap and KBS World. The special counsel team also raided the National Election Commission headquarters and its Seoul office on Wednesday over alleged bid rigging in choosing a ballot printer maker and suspected tampering of official voting logs, Yonhap and KBS World report.
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