與 “200,000 temples of the National Intelligence Service… Possibility to report to Hwangkyo-in”…野 “A government politics that only talks about the MB-朴 government, and tries to shake the election”

與 Kim Gyeong-hyup “Estimated 20,000 total temples”
Kim Gyeong-hyup, a member of the Democratic Party, who is in charge of the National Assembly’s intelligence committee, said, “It is estimated to be about 200,000 in total” regarding the size of illegal inspection documents by the National Intelligence Service. It also raised the possibility that illegal inspections were carried out not only by the Lee Myung-bak administration but also by the Park Geun-hye administration, and that reports were also made to President Hwang Gyo-an, who was the then prime minister.

Rep. Kim held a press conference on the 23rd and related to the allegations of illegal inspections, “The number of targets is still unknown, but if we estimate the average of 10 cases (per person), it can be estimated that the number of subjects to be inspected will exceed 20,000. There is” he said. Rep. Kim explained that the production period of these documents was “mainly (the Lee Myung-bak and Park Geun-hye administration) data at the time will be almost a week, and very unusually, data came out during the Park Chung-hee administration.”

Regarding the evidence that illegal inspections were conducted during the Park Geun-hye administration, Rep. Kim argued that “in the days of the Park Geun-hye administration, personal information data is also continuously coming out, confirming that the inspections continued until the Park Geun-hye administration.” In addition, regarding the scope of the document’s report, he said, “There are data that the reporting destination is the chief civil servant, the chief political officer, the secretary’s office, and the prime minister.” He added, “Because of the fact that the NIS was not obligated to report to the prime minister, it was reported that it was not the days of the (President) agency. I guess.” Former Prime Minister Hwang Gyo-an served as presidential authority from December 2016 to May 2017. Regarding the opposition’s claim that illegal inspections were carried out in Kim Dae-jung’s Roh Moo-hyun administration, Congressman Kim said, “First, the NIS confirms that there was no such inspection order during the Kim Dae-jung Roh Moo-hyun administration.” Rep. Kim’s remarks were strongly opposed by the opposition party, saying, “Stop sneaky political work.” Rep. Kim Ki-Hyun, the power of the people, said through Facebook, “If I justify the inspections of the National Intelligence Service under Kim Dae-jung’s Roh Moo-hyun administration with sophistry, and while discussing the suspicion of the Lee Myung-bak Park Geun-hye government’s inspectors day after day, the specter of the peasant politics is reviving. Is it legitimate information gathering and is it an illegal or unfair temple?” Rep. Jeong Jin-seok, who is in charge of the Party Nomination Management Committee, also said, “Is it possible that the chief of the National Intelligence Service Park Ji-won could not get rid of the old habit and do political work for the election. Awaken a little,” he said.
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