Jin Jung-kwon, former professor at Dongyang University. Reporter Kwon Hyuk-jae
Jin Jung-kwon, a former professor at Dongyang University, criticized the Democratic Party for taking the frame with the’old mayor Park Won-soon lottery’ in connection with the re-election of the Mayor of Seoul on April 7th.
On the 24th, Prof. Jin shared an article on his Facebook page stating that Democratic Party Mayor Park Young-seon drew a line in the remarks of former President Lim Jong-seok’s ‘fragrance of Park Won-soon’. It’s the same,” he said, “seeing the election frame taken to the Park Won-soon lottery….”
The day before, Director Im Jeon evaluated the late Mayor Park as “the most honest public official I know,” and said, “I feel the scent of Park Won-soon even at the community center and town office that has turned into a space of participation and self-government.” have. Former Justice Minister Cho Kook expressed his sympathy by pressing’I’m sad’ on the post.
This is not the first time the Democratic Party’s “Park Won-soon Shadow Controversy”. Candidate Park Young-seon created controversy by appointing members Nam In-soon, Jin Sun-mi, and Ko Min-jung, who referred to former Mayor Park sexual harassment victims as “victims,” as key positions in the camp. The three eventually stepped down on the 18th after controversy. Rep. Sang-ho Woo, who participated in the Democratic Party Mayor of Seoul in February, also raised controversy, saying, “Mayor Park is a role model of innovation for me.”
Meanwhile, Candidate Park said in a radio interview on the 24th that “I hope you don’t do such a thing in the future” to Im, who caused the’Park Won-soon scent controversy’.
However, on the same day, Director Lim said on his Facebook page, “In the days of former Mayor of Seoul, Park Won-soon, safety and welfare were remarkable.” “It is controversial by posting the article.
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