GNP Held Responsible for Jong Mong Hon's Death
KCNA
Pyongyang, August 7 (KCNA) -- Jong Mong Hon's sudden death was not a suicide but an obvious political murder by the sword called "special investigation" illegally engineered by the Grand National Party of south Korea as the political and social circles in south Korea unanimously claim, said a spokesman for the Central Committee of the Korean Social Democratic Party in a statement on August 6. he said:
The GNP group asserted the "Kim Dae Jung government sacrificed a business body for its political purpose." As if it were not enough with this, they went to the lengths of pulling up the north, blustering that they would surely probe the truth behind the issue of remittance to the north through hearing at the "national assembly," if not possible through special investigation or inspection of state administration.
Such behavior of the GNP is nothing but a foolish attempt to divert the public attention elsewhere as all the circles in south Korea are cursing and denouncing it for being chiefly to blame for Jong Mong Hon's death.
It goes without saying that the sudden death of Jong Mong Hon was a planned murder committed by the GNP, a traitorous political party which has hamstrung the efforts for common prosperity of the nation and the reunification of the country.
But for the GNP-introduced "law on special investigation" the tragic death of Jong Mong Hon would not have taken place.
With no desperate efforts can the GNP evade the responsibility for driving Jong Mong Hon, pioneer of national reconciliation and cooperation, to death.
Such tragedy of those who have turned out on the road of reunification and patriotism will not cease in south Korea as long as such group of killers as the GNP are still at large.
