Amid BTS Suga’s DUI Case, Military Manpower Administration Denies Claims of Min Yoongi’s Dereliction of Duty and Special Leave Suspension
Amid the ongoing DUI case involving BTS' Suga, the Military Manpower Administration has refuted claims that Min Yoongi’s special leave was suspended.
It seems there’s no end in sight for BTS Suga and his ongoing DUI case. From false claims about his release to public apologies, the saga continues to unfold with mounting complexity. Daily, the drama surrounding his drunk driving case is making headlines and stirring controversy. Now, new information unfolded On August 21, fresh suspicions emerged regarding Suga's special group vacation amid the ongoing DUI case. Reports by Sports Kyunghyang suggest that Yoongi's alleged failure to attend mandatory training sessions for social service workers has led to a forfeiture of his special leave. BTS Suga DUI Case: KOREA NOW Follows JTBC Newsroom, Second K-Media Outlet To Apologise to Min Yoongi for Releasing Incorrect CCTV Footage.
In response, the Military Manpower Administration (MMA) issued a statement denying any review of his special leave suspension. They affirmed the crucial role of division leaders in social service training but assured that no suspension was under consideration. It says, "We have emphasized the importance of the role of the division leader in relation to social service worker education, and we have not reviewed the suspension of special leave." BTS' Suga Latest Controversies Amid DUI Scandal Explained: From Bullying Accusations to Avoiding Social Worker Duties, K-Pop Star Min Yoon-gi Faces New Allegations.
According to Social service workers' law, they are required to undergo a rigorous 4-night, 5-day training programme at a designated centre, with group leaders selected from among the volunteers. Eyewitnesses have raised concerns about Suga’s attendance and commitment, intensifying the scrutiny.
Military Manpower Administration Rejects Claims of BTS Suga’s Special Leave
Earlier, the case took a dramatic turn when Yongsan Police investigated Suga for violating the Road Traffic Act. He was found intoxicated and had fallen from an electric kickboard. This incident, coupled with allegations of dereliction of duty, has intensified the media frenzy. Complaints and new details continue to circulate on social media, adding to the chaos. Despite BTS ARMY’s efforts to defend Suga and avoid harassment, the situation grows more tangled. As the case progresses, Suga is expected to face police questioning later this week, with the saga showing no signs of resolution.
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