BTS’ Suga accused of negligent conduct during military enlistment

Sucksof BTS, has been accused of negligent behavior during military enlistment. The idol enlisted on September 22 to fulfill his mandatory military service in South Korea as a civil servant and, after six months of training, began working as a social service agent.

As reported by the AllKpop portal, in an application related to public service called “Gongik Ingan”, a public servant who completed basic training with Sucks In November of last year, he revealed that the idol, even though he had been named team leader, missed several classes and, in the ones he did attend, he did not pay due attention to what was explained.

Suga did not attend any classes during the five-day training period. Even the instructor noticed and suggested that his behavior was excessive. Suga would wake up from sleep, shake his head blankly, look at his phone, and then go back to sleep,” the employee alleged.

The employee further wrote that the group of Sucks had the lowest engagement rate due to the star’s behavior, which he compared to that of a “school bully trying to act tough at the beginning of the semester,” causing the allegations to receive attention outside of the app.

Furthermore, after the incident of Sucks on August 6, where he was fined, had his driving license revoked and was investigated by the Yongsan Police Station after being caught driving an electric scooter under the influence of alcohol, new complaints about the artist’s behavior were included in the “Gongik Ingan”, which must be investigated by the Seoul Regional Military Manpower Administration, as found by AllKpop.