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Suspicion arose that the controversial candidate Byeon Chang-heum, who was minister of Lands, Infrastructure and Transport, was the former president of SH, and that his aides were placed in high ranks. As the personal hearings of the ministerial candidates draw near, the people’s power plans to launch an intensive offensive against candidate Byun. This is reporter Lee Kyung-guk. New suspicions arose about candidate Byeon Chang-heum, Minister of Lands, Infrastructure and Transport. When candidate Byeon was president of the Seoul Housing and Urban Corporation, SH, suspicions arose that he had hired close associates. For two years starting in 2015, SH has hired 9 external people in senior positions of Level 1 or higher. However, four of them were from Seoul National University Graduate School of Environmental Studies, where Byun received his master’s and doctorate degrees, and it was found that the same subjects as alumni and old acquaintances were also included. Candidate Byun explained that he only had one expert in the National Assembly Audit in 2017, but suspicion flared again. There are also claims that after refusing to switch to a permanent contract for a marketing employee who violated his promise and got results, he chose a Sejong University student who was a professor in this position. Candidate Chang-heum Byun has already apologized for the Guui Station disaster and last-minute controversy over rental housing residents. The power of the people that raised the suspicions immediately demanded the withdrawal of the candidate’s nomination. From the 22nd to the 24th, staff hearings are scheduled for candidates from four ministries, including candidate Byeon. Among these, the force of the people is a plan to focus firepower on candidate Byun. There is an urgent need to take action to solve the real estate problem, but a hearing on candidate Byun due to growing suspicion predicts a path of thorns. YTN Lee Kyung-guk[[email protected]]is.
