Seoul: Police in South Korea have initiated a probe into 'treason' charges against President Yoon Suk Yeol, who is currently facing an impeachment vote following his unsuccessful attempt to impose martial law. According to Anadolu Agency, a specialized police team is examining two complaints related to the matter. One of these complaints was filed by the minor opposition Rebuilding Korea Party, while the other came from a group of 59 activists. The complaints also accuse former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Park An-su, and Interior Minister Lee Sang-min of treason and associated charges. The controversy began when President Yoon imposed martial law on Tuesday night, only to retract the decision within hours after receiving widespread rejection from lawmakers. Following this incident, complaints have been submitted not only to the police but also to the prosecution and the Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials. In response to the failed martial law attempt, si x opposition parties, spearheaded by the Democratic Party, have lodged an impeachment motion against President Yoon and his former Defense Minister Kim. While Kim has resigned from his position and is prohibited from leaving the country, the impeachment vote for President Yoon is slated for Saturday.