On September 30, South Korea's special inspection team responsible for investigating the emergency martial law incident requested the court to sentence Daegu City Mayor Chu Kyung-ho to 20 years in prison on the grounds that he assisted former President Yoon Seok-yook in maintaining martial law. The special inspection team alleges that Qiu Qingho played a key role in the martial law incident. After Yoon Seok-yeol declared martial law on December 3, 2024, Chu Kyung-ho, then the representative of the National Power Party, changed the location of the party's emergency meeting three times that day to prevent members of the party from going to the National Assembly to vote on lifting martial law. According to the special inspection team, Chu Kyung-ho received a phone call from Yoon Seok-yul at the time and acted according to his instructions.

On September 30, South Korea's special inspection team responsible for investigating the emergency martial law incident requested the court to sentence Daegu City Mayor Chu Kyung-ho to 20 years in prison on the grounds that he assisted former President Yoon Seok-yook in maintaining martial law. The special inspection team alleges that Qiu Qingho played a key role in the martial law incident. After Yoon Seok-yeol declared martial law on December 3, 2024, Chu Kyung-ho, then the representative of the National Power Party, changed the location of the party's emergency meeting three times that day to prevent members of the party from going to the National Assembly to vote on lifting martial law. According to the special inspection team, Chu Kyung-ho received a phone call from Yoon Seok-yul at the time and acted according to his instructions.