The Komeito Party officially announced its withdrawal from the ruling coalition, and the Prime Minister named elections or switched to the Komeito Party

On October 10th, according to the Japan Broadcasting Association NHK, Takaichi Zaomiao and Komeito Party representative Tetsuo Saito held consultations on the issue of the continuation of the coalition government on the 7th of this month, but failed to address the concerns demanded by Komeito on the issue of "politics and money", and the agreement on the coalition government was postponed. Against this background, Komeito held a central committee attended by party cadres last night and decided to entrust Saito and Secretary-General Nishida with the final judgment. Subsequently, < b > Saito Tetsuo held talks with LDP President Takaichi Zaomiao this afternoon and informed that Komeito would withdraw from the coalition government due to the failure of the LDP to give a full answer on the issue of "politics and money" . President Akabane of the Komeito Party Central Committee said last night that < b > if it withdraws from the coalition, the Komeito Party will vote for Saito Tetsuo in the election named by the Prime Minister of the National Assembly .