Education Minister Executed For Not Sitting Properly During a Meeting

A man watches a TV screen showing a file image of Kim Yong Jin, second from left, a vice premier on education affairs in North Korea's cabinet, and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, second from right, at the Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016. North Korea has executed a vice premier and banished two other top officials to rural areas for re-education, South Korean officials said Wednesday. The letters read " North Korea has executed Kim Yong Jin". (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

Kim Jong-un has executed North Korean’s Education minister, 63 year old Kim Yong-Jin, by firing squad because he did not sit properly during a meeting. Education minister , was shot dead after his ‘bad sitting posture’ in parliament incurred the wrath of the North Korean dictator.
The ‘slouching’ vice premier was interrogated and found to be an ‘anti-revolutionary agitator’ before he was executed by firing squad in July, a South Korean official said.

‘The trouble for Kim began after he was seen sitting with bad attitude during a meeting of the People’s Supreme Assembly,’ the official told South Korean newspaper JoongAng Daily. ‘He was later accused of being anti-revolutionary following a probe and a firing squad execution was carried out in July,’ he added.