Opposition submits motion seeking Suzuki's resignation

TOKYO, March 12 Kyodo - Representatives of four opposition parties submit a nonbinding resolution to Fukumaru Tani, secretary general of the House of Representatives on March 12 demanding scandal-hit Muneo Suzuki of the governing Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) resign as a lower house member.

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