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Bhumjaithai Likely To Be Dissolved Like Future Forward: Academic

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THE BHUMJAITHAI UNDER DE FACTO party boss Newin Chidchob would likely be dissolved by court primarily due to questionable donations in cash just like an earlier case of the dissolved Future Forward, according to a noted academic.

 

The National Institute of Development Administration’s Political & Strategic Development Project director Pichai Ratanadilok na Phuket commented the Bhumjaithai would likely be dissolved by the Constitutional Court in foreseeable future if no double standards were otherwise applied in support of Newin’s camp pertaining to some 13 million baht in donation earlier handed to the party from the politically-connected Buri Charoen Construction Ltd. Part., shares of which were ruled by court to have been practically held by his brother/former transport minister Saksayam Chidchob.

 

Buri Charoen Construction is largely known as the Chidchob family’s business based in their home province of Buriram with corporate shares having been zigzagged to be in possession of one of Saksayam’s nominees under whose name the contentious 13 million baht donation had been granted to the coalition party over the past several years.

 

Given the Constitutional Court’s retroactive order to deprive Saksayam of his ministerial seat assumed in the time of a previous government due to his illicitly holding shares in the construction firm, Newin’s brother has recently resigned as Bhumjaithai secretary-general and a party-listed MP.

 

By Thai Newsroom Reporters

 

TOP: De facto Bhumjaithai boss Newin Chidchob, centre, flanked by his brother Saksayam Chidchob, left, and party leader Anutin Charnvirakul, right. Photo: Matichon Weekly

 

Full story: THAI NEWSROOM 2024-01-23

 

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This country is worse than China or North Korea I am glad I escaped. 

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4 minutes ago, still kicking said:

This country is worse than China or North Korea I am glad I escaped. 

Then re-locate to China or N Korea then...

 

2 minutes ago, flyingtlger said:

Then re-locate to China or N Korea then...

 

No need to

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2 minutes ago, still kicking said:

No need to

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6 minutes ago, flyingtlger said:

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Good night or good morning 

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They're using a play from Putin's playbook. Get rid of all the competition and all that's left are the despot leaders. The rancid, toxic Army is truly desperate at this point, they're showing their true colors. 

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If they dissolved Bhumjaithai (hard to believe), most members would go back to their old home, now, Pheu Thai.

 

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

Buri Charoen Construction is largely known as the Chidchob family’s business based in their home province of Buriram with corporate shares having been zigzagged to be in possession of one of Saksayam’s nominees under whose name the contentious 13 million baht donation had been granted to the coalition party over the past several years.

 

Given the Constitutional Court’s retroactive order to deprive Saksayam of his ministerial seat assumed in the time of a previous government due to his illicitly holding shares in the construction firm, Newin’s brother has recently resigned as Bhumjaithai secretary-general and a party-listed MP.

Trouble at mill... I wonder what Anutins plan is?

If Bhumjaithai get away with this it's true that Thai justice is corrupt

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Unlike Future Forward they have actually done something reprehensible.

Anutin, along with ~ 110 other TRT members, did serve a five-year ban in 2007 upon the dissolution of TRT.

 

TRT did too well in the 2006 election, which resulted in a reset from the powers that be.

 

 

3 hours ago, bannork said:

If they dissolved Bhumjaithai (hard to believe), most members would go back to their old home, now, Pheu Thai.

 

 

This is spot on.

 

 

If dissolved the leader  Mr. Anutin has to be banned too...lifetime this time as it is the second time

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It will be interesting to see what they do.  All going to PTP is not a given.  If the money isno longer there I think some of them may go MFP and some will go Mil.

 

With the Senate asking questions and holding the PTP to fire it will be a case of the country could see a new election before MAY.

9 hours ago, bannork said:

If they dissolved Bhumjaithai (hard to believe), most members would go back to their old home, now, Pheu Thai.

 

 I know - but wouldnt it be funny if they joined the opposition camp out of spite - Oops a minority government. 

11 hours ago, webfact said:

If no double standards were otherwise applied in support

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Absolutely no chance of the BJT being dissolved. It's one rule when it concerns the future forward/MFP, completely different when it's about a party that the "authorities" think is one of the good guys.

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