The government pressures the government to conduct a special investigation following the suspicions of the Unification Church following Shincheonji.

On the 14th, when the Democratic Party of Korea raised suspicions of involvement in the Unification Church following the suspicion of group membership of Shincheonji members, the People Power Party put pressure again, saying, "Get the truth revealed through a special prosecutor."

Spokesperson Cho Yong-sul said in a commentary that day, “Don’t even dream of covering it up with an internal power struggle within the Democratic Party.”

Spokesperson Cho said, “Democratic Party senior member Choi Min-hee claimed that she received a tip that the Unification Church pushed leader Kim Min-seok at a closed-door meeting of party members,” and added, “We cannot just dismiss reports and revelations from within the party as nothing that happened.”

He pointed out, “The Democratic Party raised suspicions of collusion with religious groups toward the People Power Party and even talked about disbanding the party,” and added, “They even suffered the humiliation of having their party member list searched and searched amid an unreasonable political offensive and being subjected to various investigations.”

He continued, “I am sick of the narrow-mindedness that applies strict standards to others while remaining ignorant and lenient towards revelations within the Democratic Party,” and added, “If the Democratic Party has at least some conscience, it should demand a special investigation of its own and undertake a thorough investigation of the truth, just as it has requested of others.”

Chief Spokesperson Park Seong-hoon also met with reporters at the National Assembly that day and fiercely criticized the situation, saying, "There is a power game over hegemony within the ruling party," and "In the end, it is clearly revealed that what the ruling party is pursuing is not the people's livelihood, but a struggle for power."

Chief Spokesperson Park sarcastically said, "What on earth does the ruling party's competition for clarity have to do with the people's livelihood? I hope they find reason and return to the ruling party for the people."