Song Min-ho (Mino), a prominent member of the K-pop group WINNER, is embroiled in legal issues concerning his mandatory military service in South Korea. He has been indicted without detention for alleged violations of the Military Service Act, with the first court hearing scheduled for April 21 at the Seoul Western District Court. The indictment includes charges of 102 days of unauthorized absence while serving as a public service worker in Mapo District, Seoul. Investigators also scrutinized a supervising official for not adequately monitoring Mino's attendance and allegedly approving absences without justification. The allegations surfaced towards the end of Mino's service, where he initially denied wrongdoing but later acknowledged lapses in attendance. Mino's previous mental health challenges, including panic disorder and bipolar disorder, were factored into his service classification but remain unclear in their relevance to the current legal situation. Amidst the controversy, he was recently seen at a film screening in Seoul, maintaining a low profile.