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Senatorial candidate stripped of voting rights for ten years on bribery charge

 

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Senatorial candidate for Nong Gee district of Thailand’s northeastern province of Buri Ram, Mr. Banchob Namwiset, has become the first post-election politician to be stripped of his voting rights for ten years by the Supreme Court’s Electoral Cases Division.

 

The Court found the 60-year old government official guilty of offering bribe to another candidate in exchange for her vote, in violation of Article 77 (1) of the Senators’ Election Act.

 

In the verdict, which was read at the Supreme Court today, Mr. Banchob was found to have called another candidate, in the same professional group, on December 12th last year, offering to recoup her senatorial application fee on the condition that she cast a vote for him.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/senatorial-candidate-stripped-of-voting-rights-for-ten-years-on-bribery-charge/

 

 

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Hang on a minute, if there is a Senatorial Election Act, there must have been some sort of Senatorial Election. And yet how come all the 250 Senators have been hand picked by the junta leader on behalf of he who must be obeyed?


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2 minutes ago, graemeaylward said:

Hang on a minute, if there is a Senatorial Election Act, there must have been some sort of Senatorial Election. And yet how come all the 250 Senators have been hand picked by the junta leader on behalf of he who must be obeyed?


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There is an Act no doubt. Its all an act as in a Thai soap ????

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Neighbours went off to Roi Et on Monday in a van paid for by somebody up for election there. They all got 4k baht for going and voting, 2k from each candidate! Obviously is pays to be in the elected position.

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