Pyongyang, December 6 (KCNA) -- The group of the Grand National Party of south Korea was disclosed to have mounted Ddos attack on Internet website of the Central Election Management Commission on October 26, the election day.

Fact emerged that the secretary of Choe Ku Sik, assemblyman from GNP, requested a man specializing in homepage to commit a Ddos attack on the website of the commission a day before the election. That man was confirmed to have hailed from the same village as Choe.

The GNP calculated that less voters would be more favorable for it. This, however, sparked serious chaos.

Homepage of Pak Won Sun, independent candidate who ran against the candidate from GNP, came under Ddos attack, too, which was also blamed on the GNP.

This brings into bolder relief that the GNP-led puppet group is the mastermind of hacking cases called "cyber terror" sweeping south Korea.

The group is trying to evade its responsibility.

It is clear to everyone that the mere secretary can never give instructions to mount such an attack.

Involved in the cyber attack were several accomplices who moved under his instructions, over 200 computers and great efforts and equipment, an indication of a huge amount of money that was required for executing the case.

All facts prove that the conservative ruling quarters are the arch criminal of the shocking cyber terror in south Korea.