DSI postpones decision on Senate poll probe

Bangkok Post

Lean Right

Factuality

Ownership

DSI postpones decision on Senate poll probe

The Department of Special Investigation ( DSI ) needs more information from the Election Commission before deciding whether it should investigate allegations of collusion and bloc voting in last year’s Senate election , senior officials said on Tuesday.

thairath.co.th

Factuality

Ownership

The Election Commission discussed for 3 hours and postponed the resolution to accept the collusion in the selection of senators as a special case. The secretary-general withdrew the matter to make it thorough and complete according to the procedure. The meeting was scheduled for March 6 to reconsider and invite the Election Commission to clarify. “Phumtham” revealed that the committee’s objection had not yet passed the screening subcommittee. Wa…

แนวหน้าออนไลน์

Factuality

Ownership

What power does it take! SEPT. View the invitation to information on the case of Hua, Sw. Yan completed the petition within 1 year. On February 25, 2022, the reporter reported that from the case of the Special Judicial Committee (SCC). It was decided to invite representatives from the Electoral Commission (CET). Please provide information and clarify about the processing of the request for protection. In 2022, at the beginning of that March SOUR…

Pattaya Mail

Factuality

Ownership

Legal Debate Intensifies – Special Case Board postpones vote on Senate election collusion case

Officials divided over whether the Senate election case should proceed as a special investigation. BANGKOK, Thailand – The Special Case Board has postponed its vote on the Senate election collusion case, opting to invite the Election Commission (EC) chairman for clarification on March 5 before making a final decision on March 6. The meeting saw divided opinions, with some members arguing that the case should first go through the Special Case Scr…

ASEAN NOW formerly Thai Visa Forum

Factuality

Ownership

DSI Poised to Investigate Thai Senatorial Election Scandal

File photo for reference only In a significant development, Thailand's Department of Special Investigation (DSI) is preparing to tackle allegations of electoral malpractice in the recent senatorial elections. Reports suggest that up to 138 of the 200 elected senators may be embroiled in high-profile vote-rigging and money laundering schemes, potentially triggering a special lawsuit under the DSI's oversight. The Justice Ministry, le…

Thai Newsroom

Factuality

Ownership

DSI likely to handle senatorial rigging scandals as special lawsuit - Thai Newsroom

By Thai Newsroom Reporters THE DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATION will likely address scandals surrounding last year’s senatorial elections as a special lawsuit allegedly involving unlawful conspiracy and money-laundering plots, according to partisan sources. The Committee on Special Lawsuits of the DSI, a government agency under direct control of Justice Minister Thavi Sodsong, is scheduled […] The post DSI likely to handle senatorial rigging …