Ministerial Resignation Demanded Over Khao Kradong Land Dispute

Former MP Seri Pisu-to details his complaint to the Election Commission regarding alleged severe ethical violations by Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Deputy Minister Chaisiri Chitchop.

Pisu-to explains the alleged violations of the constitution and ethical standards, which he believes should lead to the ministers' disqualification.

The core of the complaint revolves around a property in Buriram, allegedly owned by Nevin and Krungnapa Chidchob, which Pisu-to claims is on State Railway land.

Pisu-to highlights court rulings from 2017 and subsequent years that declared the land as belonging to the railway, questioning why the ministers did not act.

Pisu-to accuses Anutin of knowingly occupying encroached land and failing to vacate, potentially violating land laws.

Pisu-to urges the EC to expedite its investigation, emphasizing the national importance of the case, especially concerning potential government spending.

Pisu-to expresses dismay over alleged wasteful spending on new furniture and vehicles at the EC office, questioning the use of public funds.

A brief mention of the government's position, which Pisu-to dismisses as an attempt to evade the issue.

Pisu-to elaborates on the Buriram land, suggesting it was used for commercial purposes like a racetrack, involving illegal land reclamation.

Pisu-to explains his approach, stating he allows due process and time for investigations, comparing it to police procedures.

Pisu-to shows aerial photographs as evidence of the land's use and development, including the racetrack.

Pisu-to outlines his plans to follow up, including seeking meetings and returning to Buriram.

The report shifts to other individuals filing complaints at the EC, including a case concerning voter lists in Samut Prakan and a donation case involving the People's Party.

Ruangkrai Leekijwattana presents evidence regarding party donations and a connection to the Forex TD case, questioning the legality of the funds.

Ruangkrai suggests that if the donations are found to be illegal, the People's Party could face dissolution by the EC.

The report returns to Seri Pisu-to's unannounced visit to the EC to follow up on his complaint against Anutin and Chaisiri.

Pisu-to reiterates the dispute over Khao Kradong land, emphasizing that a final court ruling mandates its revocation.

Pisu-to announces his intention to visit Buriram again due to a lack of cooperation and to meet with relevant parties.