"The important thing is to find out the truth, not 'desire'," wrote Chin Yoon Kang Seung-gyu and Han Dong-hoon.

Kang Seung-gyu, a member of the People's Power, refuted the remarks made by Han Dong-hoon on the anonymous party bulletin board to the effect that he could criticize the president or the party leader intensely, saying that the important thing is not to swear but to reveal the truth of the suspicion.

Kang, who is considered a pro-Yoon-gye, wrote on social media that what is important is the alleged theft of personal information by outside forces, the crime of obstructing work due to systematic manipulation of public opinion, and the credibility of the bulletin board on the ruling party's website.

He then stressed that an inspection is needed to see if someone hacked the account of Han's mother, father-in-law, and daughter and posted more than 800 articles promoting conflicts between the government and the ruling party every one to two minutes for two months.

He also argued that the bulletin board itself is not necessarily anonymous, and that limiting the number of comments posted to three a day is also to prevent the public opinion of party members from being distorted by minority forces.