Pyongyang, August 7 (KCNA) -- The South Headquarters of the Pan-National Alliance for Korea's Reunification issued a commentary on August 3 denouncing the anti-reunification forces' politically-motivated repressive racket.

The commentary accused Won Se Hun, director of the Intelligence Service, of making a clumsy excuse that there weren't any political purposes in dealing with the so-called "case of an underground party" in an information bulletin issued that day.

He claimed the IS was guaranteeing human rights to the maximum but lawyers were disturbing its legitimate investigation, it said.

Noting that the said information bulletin was peppered with lies from A to Z, the commentary stated this case was also a product of the political purpose of the south Korean authorities as was the case with a lot of other cases fabricated by the present "government."

It queried how the authorities can claim they had no political intention when cooking up "the case of an underground party" under the pretext of "linkage with the north."

This racket is spearheaded by Won Se Hun, it noted, demanding the authorities immediately stop the anti-reunification moves.