“Thai Constitution Association Secretary-General Accuses Pita of Slandering the Army and Creating False Drama during Father’s Funeral”

Srisuwan sings Phitha, father’s funeral drama Make up stories to slander the army. During the coup 49, persuaded to misunderstand hope for popularity

on April 27 Mr. Srisuwan Janya The secretary-general of the Association for the Protection of the Thai Constitution said that according to the social world caught by the pontoon. Mr. Pita Limjaroenrat far-reaching party leader After being excavated, an interview with two famous hosts, Khun Sorayut (2023) and Ms. Mam-Suriwipha (2009), which were interviewed in 2 programs, 2 periods, but saw the same situation different

especially the issue that Mr. Phitha has claimed Returning to Thailand during the coup d’etat in 1996, there were quite different statements, such as serving as a team of politicians. Defamation of the military for detention Not being able to go to your father’s funeral in time Being financially controlled until there is no money for the funeral of the father, etc.

Mr. Srisuwan said that embellishments in telling the truth in the same story are different. Many people point out that it is a drama or Likay because the storytelling, if the story is told, is not true. It is to insult the audience, insult the listeners, even their own supporters. deceptive slander with falsehood in order to enhance the image to look like a fighter against dictatorship Because Mr. Phitha has never appeared in a history of fighting alongside his shoulders. Side by side with the people before, suddenly being a businessman and only became a politician

Mr. Srisuwan continued that the latest interview said So it may lead to misunderstanding. in the popular vote of candidates or political parties or not, according to Section 73(5) of the S. S. Election Act, 2018, which is liable to imprisonment from 1 year to 10 years or a fine from twenty thousand baht to two hundred thousand baht or both and the Court shall also order the revocation of that person’s right to vote for a period of twenty years.

Mr. Srisuwan said he would then submit a petition to the Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) to investigate, investigate and make a decision on the matter on April 28 at 10:00 a.m. at the ECT’s Office, Government Center, Building B.

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