After apologizing to President Lee..'Murder' hashtag → delete controversial [★NEWSing]

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While the production team of "I Want to Know That" (hereinafter referred to as "G-R") made an official apology to President Lee Jae-myung, controversy arose later by using the hashtag "murder" on SBS's official account.

SBS News shared a link to related articles on its official account on the 20th, announcing the apology from "G-R."

The post included the hashtag #Suspect #President #Lee Jae-myung #Lawyer #Supreme Court, etc.

Criticism is pouring in over such posts. While acknowledging that the alleged involvement of the gangster "GRO" was false and delivering an apology, some pointed out that it was inappropriate to use the word "murder" as a hashtag that emphasized the provocation of the incident.

As the controversy grew, SBS deleted the post as if it were conscious of it.

Earlier in the day, President Lee Jae-myung shared a message on his personal account, "The Blue House calls for further reports on the alleged involvement of presidential gangs in 'I want to know about it' and demanded the production team to express its official position."

President Lee said, "Thanks to the miraculous logic of 'GR' PD and Kim Sang-joong's real acting, he was driven to a murder gang member," adding, "We used broadcasts for months to receive reports from all the people, and a large number of reporters scoured the floor of Seongnam, and I wonder if there was even a single clue that was reported."

"In order to prevent the recurrence of burying people in the grave of lies for political purposes, we need to reflect on and apologize for manipulated broadcasts such as the power of the people and 'Gr'," he said. "I'm probably overambitious, but I want to hear a sincere word that I'm sorry."

Since then, "GR" has issued an official position and apologized, saying, "It has been confirmed that the alleged involvement between Gyeonggi Province Governor Lee Jae-myung and Seongnam International Mafia was not legally true," adding, "We apologize for raising suspicions without solid grounds, citing the fact that Lee Jae-myung was included in the list of lawyers at the time."

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