Suga (BTS) is investigated by the Korean military after the scandal

On August 23, the Korean newspaper Chosun Ilbo reported that the Korean Military Manpower Administration will conduct an investigation into the time spent as a social worker by male idol Suga, a member of the boy band BTS.

Suga is currently serving in the military as a social worker, not an active duty soldier. The military administration will reportedly investigate whether Suga received any preferential treatment during his service, as well as whether he violated any regulations.

Suga is set to face an investigation by the South Korean military agency. Photo: Koreaboo/Pinterest

The investigation comes after a citizen group publicly requested an investigation into Suga, amid the singer's drunk driving scandal.

The citizens' group stated: "We demand that Suga be investigated for his work as a social worker and be severely punished if the investigation finds any violations.

Suga drove drunk despite his duty as a social worker. It is hard to believe that Suga could have fulfilled his duty after drinking without receiving any preferential treatment."

Suga's drunk driving incident has sparked a public backlash, and the idol will reportedly face further police investigation.

Currently, Suga and his management company have not made any official statements about this incident. Public opinion is interested in the results of the investigation and the consequences that Suga may face in the near future.

Source: https://laodong.vn/giai-tri/suga-bts-bi-quan-doi-han-quoc-dieu-tra-sau-be-boi-1383644.ldo