However, netizens have recently accused the fraud program after the removal of Lee Hae In. On October 2, a petition titled, "We Demand the Truth About Voting for Text Messages in Mnet's 'Idol School', was uploaded online. The petition obtained 4,000 signatures in two days.
On September 29, Mnet's "Idol School" knocked out Lee Hae In, who was ranked No. 11 and was unable to make it to the top 9. Fans accused the show of being fraudulent, since the text messages revealed by Mnet were actually much lower than the fans sent. Throughout the request, fans asked Mnet to show evidence and explain the difference in votes.
Fans of Lee Hae In revealed: "According to Mnet's count, Lee Hae In received a total of 2,700 individual votes per message. But we have confirmed online that there are a total of 5,000 people who sent individual text message votes to Lee Hae In. " They demanded that the channel explain and stated: "It is assumed that there is no difference between the episodes without initial online voting and the previous episodes but the apprentices who were located below Lee Hae In had higher online scores and therefore we suspect that there was something more involved than part of the votes ".
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