Public organizations of the DPRK, international bodies and organizations and many countries of the world are extending positive support and solidarity to the south Korean people in their actions.

The south Korean puppet group, driven into a tight corner, is resorting to crafty moves to mislead public opinion by describing the DPRK's support and encouragement as "interference in its internal affairs" in a bid to escape public criticism at home and abroad and tide over its crisis.

The Secretariat of the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea (CPRK) released information bulletin No. 1055 on Thursday in denunciation of these moves.

The information bulletin said:

South Koreans' bitter denunciation of the election rigging and actions demanding the resignation of Park Geun Hye is an eruption of curses and resentment of the public at the puppet conservative group that seized power through all sorts of high-handed practices and by illegal methods.

Such being a hard fact, the puppet group is brutally suppressing south Korean people, claiming that their actions were conducted at someone's "instruction" and in pursuance of "propaganda offensive of the north against the south". This is an unbearable insult to the just struggle of the south Korean people and an unpardonable provocation against the DPRK.

The group is loudly trumpeting about someone's "interference in internal affairs" but it is none other than this group which is meddling in internal affairs, in actuality.

Its sophism about "interference in internal affairs" is nothing but a cynical ploy to justify the racket for eliminating the "forces following the north" and calm down the daily surging struggle of south Korean people.

The DPRK will never allow the racket kicked up by them under the pretext of "its instruction" and brutal suppression of the south Korean people for justice and democracy but continue to support the righteous struggle of south Koreans as compatriots.

The south Korean puppet group should face judgment by history as unanimously demanded by south Korean people of all social standings and public at home and abroad, before talking about the "interference in internal affairs," a fiction.