New Allegations Emerge Against Hyogo Governor Motohiko Saito and the Third-Party Committee Established to Address the “Leaked Information” Spread by Takashi Tachibana.
I have no way to refute the claim that I handed it to him.
The various issues raised over the Hyogo gubernatorial election show no signs of being resolved as the year progresses, and in fact, new problems are erupting.
The video posted by Takashi Tachibana, 57, leader of the “NHK Protect the People Party,” immediately after the death of Hideaki Takeuchi, a former Hyogo Prefecture legislator who was also a member of the Hyakujo Committee, was a false and slanderous statement against Takeuchi, which is indeed unforgivable.
This has prompted the public to ask whether Mr. Tachibana should be allowed to remain in his position, and television and newspapers, which are considered old media, have begun to verify Mr. Tachibana’s statements.
The “Report Special” (TBS) has reported on the “Tachibana issue” twice, and in the report, the person who gave Mr. Tachibana the “documents” that were the source of the series of “false” information that Mr. Tachibana had sent out is now being questioned. The program reported that the person who gave Mr. Tachibana the “document” that was the source of a series of “false” information sent out by Mr. Tachibana was Minoru Kishiguchi, a prefectural assembly member who is also the vice chairman of the Article 100 Committee.
Tachibana admitted to the program’s interview, but Kishiguchi denied it, and a battle erupted between the two. However, on February 19, Ryohei Iwatani, secretary general of The Japan Innovation Party, held a press conference in which he admitted that Mr. Kishiguchi had met with Mr. Tachibana.
“I have no way to refute the allegation that he handed over the money to Tachibana.
Mr. Ryohei Iwatani, the head of the Restoration Association, admitted at a press conference that he met with Mr. Tachibana.
The dubious document obtained by Tachibana contains information concerning the privacy of a former prefectural government official who died after accusing Governor Motohiko Saito (47), as well as false information about Takeuchi, another former prefectural assembly member who also died.
There was only one purpose. Mr. Tachibana also said
Mr. Tachibana also said, “Thanks to me, I was elected.
As Mr. Tachibana has said, “I was elected thanks to me,” it was probably done to get Governor Saito reelected.
Despite this, Governor Saito, who is also supposed to be a party to the problems, has persisted in saying “I had nothing to do with it” and “I don’t know” when asked about anything.
