The police raided the houses of the incumbent director for reunification and the former chairman for reunification of the confederation, the statement noted, branding it as a deliberate suppression to tide over the ruling crisis after the ferry Sewol disaster.

At least 10 searchers were involved in the search of just one house, an act pursuant to a plan to find other charges as the suspicions about them were too unreasonable, the statement held, and went on:

It is impossible to expect anything from the present regime which relies on the outdated suppressive mechanism to get rid of crisis.

The confederation would strongly react to the suppression.