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Japan minister resigns over alleged election campaign law violations
Updated On: 25 October, 2019 09:28 AM IST | Tokyo (Japan) | ANI
Isshu Sugawara, who assumed the post a month ago, came under pressure on Thursday after a weekly magazine reported that one of his secretaries offered a monetary condolence gift at a supporter's funeral, under his name

Isshu Sugawara
Tokyo (Japan): Japanese Trade Minister Isshu Sugawara on Friday announced his resignation from the post after being accused of violating an election campaign law.
Sugawara, who assumed the post just a month ago, came under pressure on Thursday after a weekly magazine reported that one of his secretaries offered "incense money," a monetary condolence gift at a funeral, under Sugawara's name to the family of a deceased supporter in his district in Nerima Ward, Tokyo, reported the Japan Times.
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