South Korea’s People Power Party (PPP) has begun disciplinary proceedings following remarks by party leader Jang Dong-hyuk regarding action against those deemed “offenders.” This move coincides with the resignation of a member of the party’s Central Ethics Committee, fueling speculation of internal conflict. The committee’s activation signals a commitment to enforcing party rules, but the circumstances surrounding the resignation raise questions about disagreements within the PPP. The exact nature of the disciplinary actions and the identities of those targeted remain unclear. Sources suggest the “offenders” relate to recent parliamentary elections and related controversies. The situation highlights growing tensions within the ruling party as it navigates internal divisions and seeks to project an image of unity. Further developments are expected as the ethics committee continues its work.