Seoul: The main opposition Democratic Party (DP) urgently called its lawmakers to the National Assembly late Tuesday following President Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration of emergency martial law. The sudden move has prompted swift action from the DP as they prepare to address the implications of the martial law declaration.According to Yonhap News Agency, the DP has instructed its members to convene for a critical meeting aimed at discussing and initiating procedures to lift the martial law. The situation has sparked significant concern within the party, leading to an immediate response to counter the government's actions.DP leader Lee Jae-myung has publicly denounced President Yoon's declaration, labeling it as "unconstitutional" and a direct affront to the populace. Lee expressed his strong opposition, stating, "President Yoon declared emergency martial law for no reason. Tanks, armored vehicles, and soldiers with guns and swords will soon control the country." The statement underscores the gravity of the si tuation and the DP's resolve to challenge the martial law order.The unfolding events have set the stage for a tense political confrontation, as the DP seeks to mobilize support and navigate the legal complexities of overturning the martial law declaration.