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EC pushing for more charges against Thanathorn

By The Nation

 

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The Election Commission (EC) is seeking the filing of more charges against Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, the former leader of the dissolved Future Forward Party, including two criminal cases involving his alleged shareholding in V-Luck media and a loan extension.

 

The EC stated on March 3 that Thanathorn’s shareholding in V-Luck media violated Section 151 of the election law, which stipulates that a person who was knowingly not qualified shall be fined Bt20,000 to Bt200,000 or face one to 10 years of imprisonment if he applied to become a member of Parliament.

 

An investigation into the shareholding case has been completed and the evidence will be presented to a meeting of the EC. An update was expected next week.

 

Regarding the case of Thanathorn extending loans of Bt191.2-million to Future Forward, the EC is scrutinising the ruling of the Constitutional Court that resulted in the dissolution of the party.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30383343

 

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2 minutes ago, Loongharkok said:

Seems like a foolish move.

Why stoke the flames already flickering.

Thanathorn's out of politics for 10 years and they dare not jail him.

So where's the upside?

Take the win and leave it be.

Any further actions by the EC only benefit their foes

 

Could they really be this stupid?

Yes, I believe they go on a special course when they are in the running for an appointment to these bodies!????

 

Of course, if the sort of constitutional changes which FFP were advocating were to come about, then Thanathorns ten year ban will probably be nullified. I suppose they reason that they can drive him from the country.

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16 hours ago, madmitch said:

Meanwhile, 30-odd members of the ruling coalition who are also alleged to have held shares in media companies, along with the wife of the Nation Group owner, continue to sit in Parliament with no problems.

 

 

Not to mention the 'flour smuggler'

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18 hours ago, Loongharkok said:

Seems like a foolish move.

Why stoke the flames already flickering.

Thanathorn's out of politics for 10 years and they dare not jail him.

So where's the upside?

Take the win and leave it be.

Any further actions by the EC only benefit their foes

 

Could they really be this stupid?

They are doing the same thing they have always done . Right now he is a hero , they want to send him on the run so they can spin it on how bad he is , not to mention try to get their hands on his money

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17 hours ago, madmitch said:

Meanwhile, 30-odd members of the ruling colailition who are also alleged to have held shares in media companies, along with the wife of the Nation Group owner, continue to sit in Parliament with no problems.

 

 

Thats different They support the government hahaha

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18 hours ago, Loongharkok said:

Seems like a foolish move.

Why stoke the flames already flickering.

Thanathorn's out of politics for 10 years and they dare not jail him.

So where's the upside?

Take the win and leave it be.

Any further actions by the EC only benefit their foes

 

Could they really be this stupid?

YES. 

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2 hours ago, rkidlad said:

10% voted for him, but how many would vote for him now if his party was still intact and they held a free and fair election tomorrow? I’m guessing it would be a lot more than 10%. 

Therein lies the problem. 

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Maybe it's a theater... The EC will find him not guilty on these new charges and this gives Future forward supporters / student protesters a "win" and shows that the EC is fair and unbiased. 

Meanwhile the 10 year ban is still upheld and seems more legitimate afterwards as the EC has now been proven to be unbiased and not corrupt.

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It seems that many arms of government are gunning for this guy. Publicly.

Would it not be better if he was holding up a freeway somewhere, rather than hanging in a gibet.....

I thought public executions went out a long time ago, especially death by a thousand cuts.

I wonder how many rabble rousers 192 million baht would pay for?

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