"The most important thing is to prevent armed resistance in the execution of warrants."

Lee Jae-myung, chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea, said that the most important thing for Acting President Choi Sang-mok to do is to prevent the police from resisting the execution of warrants issued by judges by force.

During an interview with Acting President Choi, Lee pointed out that he seems to be taking care of the security issue of protecting the national community, but he is falling into complete disorder in terms of maintaining order.

Representative Lee refuted that it is not right because it is similar to the saying that Choi should not catch the criminal because he is afraid of resisting the arrest warrant execution process.

Representative Lee went on to ask for deep consideration of what helps stabilize the actual state of affairs, even for economic recovery, and said, "I understand that it's hard, but please keep the principles and standards well."

Senior spokesman Cho Seung-rae met with reporters after the interview and said Park Chan-dae, the floor leader, called on Choi to appoint Ma Eun-hyuk as a candidate for constitutional judge, request a permanent special prosecutor, and take personnel action against the deputy head of the Presidential Security Agency and the head of the headquarters, which are the toughest responses.

The Democratic Party also explained that it asked the government to consider formulating an additional budget because early fiscal execution alone cannot solve the difficult situation in the current situation.