नॉर्थ कोरिया में k-drama देखने पर 30 छात्रों की हत्या: सरकार ने सबके सामने गोली मारी; साउथ कोरिया से गुब्बारों के जरिए आई थी ड्रामे वाली पेनड्राइव

North Korea shoots 30 school students.

In North Korea, Kim Jong Un’s dictatorial government shot 30 minor students in public. These students were accused of watching serials made in South Korea, which are called Korean dramas or K-dramas. According to the Korean newspaper ‘JongAng Daily’, the incident took place last week, the information of which has come to light now.

According to South Korea’s local TV channel ‘Chosun’, the students had watched several South Korean dramas stored in pen drives. These pen drives were sent to North Korea via balloons from Seoul last month.

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has banned Korean dramas.

‘Ban on Japanese, Korean and American dramas’
Japanese, Korean and American dramas are banned in North Korea. Only Russian cinema or what the government considers appropriate is shown there.

Under North Korea’s Reactionary Ideology and Culture Rejection Act, which came into effect in December 2020, there is a provision for the death penalty for anyone who disseminates South Korean media to the public and a prison sentence of up to 15 years for those who view it.

The law also covers books, songs and photographs. One provision stipulates that using South Korean language or singing styles can lead to up to two years of forced labour.

Last month, around 30 minors aged 17 years were sentenced to life imprisonment and death. According to a BBC report, in January this year, two minors were found with Korean videos, after which they were sentenced to 12 years of hard labour.

Boy beaten to death after getting 70 Korean songs
This year, a 22-year-old boy was sentenced to death after more than 70 Korean songs were found with him. But he escaped. The very next day his body was found in his house, which looked as if he had been beaten to death.

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