Civic groups file additional charges against the president's wife and Myung Tae-kyun over "suspected corruption in public opinion investigation."

A civic group has launched additional charges against Yoon Suk Yeol's presidential couple and political broker Myung Tae-kyun in connection with the alleged corruption in the presidential election.

The Citizens' Action for Justice filed a complaint with the prosecution yesterday (31st) against six people, including President Yoon and Myung, former People's Power lawmaker Kim Young-sun, former People's Power lawmaker Lee Joon-seok, and former People's Power nomination leader Yoon Sang-hyun, on charges of irregularities after taking over.

Four Sehaeng claimed that President Yoon received free public opinion poll results from Myung and Kim more than 80 times and received donations worth 370 million won.

He then argued that if President Yoon received a public opinion poll in exchange for an illegal request and used it for election, and then executed the request after taking office, it could be a fraudulent act after taking a bribe in advance.

Earlier on the 23rd, Sasehaeng also filed a complaint with the prosecution, claiming that Myung repeatedly manipulated poll data to win the election of President Yoon, and that President Yoon and his wife condoned or assisted him.