Senator Alongkot responds to Senate election collusion lawsuit

Matichon•Politics•1d ago

Reader Briefing

Senator Alongkot Woraki addresses his legal case regarding alleged collusion in the Senate election.

•Senator Alongkot Woraki was one of the senators sued by the Election Commission (ECT) for election collusion.
•The case has been referred to the Supreme Court.
•Alongkot Woraki provided an interview at the Parliament on September 15.

•On September 15 at 14.00, Alongkot Woraki gave an interview at the Parliament.
•Alongkot Woraki is one of the senators sued by the Election Commission (ECT) and referred to the Supreme Court regarding Senate election collusion.
•Alongkot Woraki stated that he accepts the decision of the Election Commission (ECT) and will follow the court's process.
•Alongkot Woraki mentioned his 62 years of experience, including previous roles as a District Collector and Deputy District Collector.
•Alongkot Woraki denied the existence of a LINE group specifically for the senators who were sued.
•The Election Commission (ECT) sent lawsuits against 77 out of 427 senators.
•Alongkot Woraki stated he will follow the court's order if it is decided that he must stop performing his duties.

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Alongkot Woraki(อลงกต วรกี)

A 62-year-old Senator and former District Collector and Deputy District Collector sued for election collusion.

Election Commission (ECT)(กกต.)

The agency that filed lawsuits against 77 senators for election collusion.

Supreme Court(ศาลฎีกา)ℹ️

The court where the Election Commission (ECT) submitted the lawsuits against the senators.

Parliament(รัฐสภา)ℹ️

The location where Alongkot Woraki gave his interview on September 15.