Alongkot declines comment on EC lawsuit over Senate collusion

Thairath•Politics•1d ago

Reader Briefing

Senator Alongkot Woraki declined to comment on the Election Commission's decision to file a lawsuit against him and 25 other senators in the Supreme Court over alleged election fraud and collusion.

•Alongkot Woraki is one of 26 senators filed against in the Supreme Court by the Election Commission.
•The lawsuit concerns fraud and collusion in the Senate election.
•Alongkot Woraki stated on September 15, 2026, that he will continue performing his duties as a senator.

Overview

•On September 15, 2026, Alongkot Woraki gave a telephone interview regarding the legal case.
•The Election Commission submitted a lawsuit to the Supreme Court involving 26 senators for fraud and collusion in the Senate election.
•Alongkot Woraki declined to provide detailed comments to prevent his words from being misinterpreted or distorting the news into social conflict.
•Alongkot Woraki confirmed readiness to strictly follow the legal framework and judicial process.
•Alongkot Woraki maintains that everyone must accept the outcome of the established legal steps.
•Alongkot Woraki intends to continue performing his duties as a senator to the best of his ability until the final moment.

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Key Entities

Person

Alongkot Woraki(อลงกต วรกี)

A member of the Senate who is one of 26 people sued by the Election Commission.

Organization

Election Commission(คณะกรรมการการเลือกตั้ง)

The body that filed a lawsuit against 26 senators in the Supreme Court over election fraud and collusion.

Supreme Court(ศาลฎีกา)ℹ️

The court where the Election Commission filed the lawsuit regarding Senate election collusion.