EC Orders Prosecution of 77 in Senate Collusion Case; Politicians Cleared

Introduction to the EC's announcement regarding the Senate collusion case and the expectations from the opposition.

Details on the 427 accused individuals and the 77 people referred to the Supreme Court, including 26 current Senators.

Explanation of the seven legal criteria used by the EC to determine guilt in the collusion cases.

A detailed look at which charges resulted in prosecutions and which were dismissed, specifically noting zero politicians were found guilty.

Chairman Arong Klanwarin asserts the independence of the EC and the evidence-based nature of their decision.

The EC explains why 21 Bhumjaithai members, including Anutin and Newin, were cleared due to unreliable witnesses.

iLaw director Pao Yingcheep expresses anger and skepticism, claiming substantial evidence was ignored.

Discussion on the 'mother-child' relationship between the Senate (who selected the EC) and the EC (who investigates the Senate).

Nattaphong 'Teng' outlines three steps the People's Party will take, including filing Section 157 charges against the EC.

iLaw threatens to leak evidence of remaining wrongdoers, while the government warns of privacy law violations.