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Torsak insists there’s no conflict, denies reports that he plans to retire earlier

Surachate” Great Joke” Hakparn, who has threatened to sue the Police Commission for confirming his departure, declined to respond to questions about federal police chief Torsak Sukvimol on Wednesday.

Pol Gen Torsak stated in his first press meeting since being transferred back to the Royal Thai Police next month that he had no opinion of the agency’s choice.

After realizing that the long-running conflict between Pol Gen Torsak and Pol Gen Surachate was distracting the army, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin moved both to inert positions in March.

Following that, Pol Gen Surachate was fired amid allegations that he was connected to online gaming. He is requesting a misconduct investigation against the prime minister and is appealing the purchase. &nbsp,

When questioned about Pol Gen Surachate’s complaint asking him to rescind the departure order, Pol Gen Torsak said he had not yet seen it and did not want to address the issue.

He added that since there was no fight between him and Pol Gen Surachate, the situation should not be brought up.

The policeman commission backed the departure purchase that was signed by acting police chief Pol Gen Kitrat Phanphet, the deputy police chief at the time, by a vote of 12:0 next week.

If the Police Merit Systems Protection Board upholds the departure order, Pol Gen Surachate has threatened to sue Mr. Srettha and the other 11 percentage users.

Pol Gen Torsak even refuted media reports that he would step down before his final day of service, September 30. He claimed to be totally committed to his duties and to working with his deputy.

The result of a new assault on hired gunmen and legal networks was revealed by the federal police commander on Wednesday at a press conference held by the Crime Suppression Division.

In the procedure that targeted 183 areas nationwide, a large number of firearms, including 880 weapons and 6, 936 rounds of ammunition, were taken and a total of 87 people were detained. Seven million meth tablets were likewise seized.

Pol Gen Torsak stated that the organization was working closely with a specific group of influential people whose actions were perceived as encouraging improper action and that it was preparing to expand its crackdown on drug trafficking.

According to UNESCO, Udon Thani Park has considerable natural and cultural features.

The Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning ( ONEP ) predicts that the Phu Phrabat Historical Park in Udon Thani, which is renowned for its distinctive natural and cultural characteristics, will be formally designated a world heritage site at a Unesco meeting in India later this month.

The confirmation of the selection may indicate the second time in a row that a blog from Thailand has been granted world heritage status. The difference was made last year by the Dvaravati landmarks in Phetchabun and the Ancient Town of Si Thep.

During a meeting of the New Delhi World Heritage Committee on July 21 and 28, the official statement about Phu Phrabat is scheduled for July 27 or 28.

” The ministers of Natural Resources and Culture may witness the event at the National Museum in Bangkok on that day, marking the country’s seventh world history site”, said Prasert Sirinapaporn, the ONEP secretary- standard. The Unesco World Heritage Committee will receive a thank-you information from the excellent secretary for addressing the nation’s cultural significance.

The abundant proof of religious conviction from the earliest Buddhist Dhavaravadi civilization as well as subsequent Hindu, Khmer, and Buddhist Lanchang nations can be found in Phu Phrabat Historical Park and the associated Sima place.

Unesco refers to Phu Phrabat as” the landscape of a woody sandstone hill adorned with patches of massive uncovered rocks in magnificent sloping positions, some healthy on pedestals of oddity.” The presence of visual art from various historical eras has demonstrated that this scenic and amazing beauty of nature has, over the centuries, had a powerful moral influence on people in the neighborhood, which is demonstrated by the presence of visual arts of various historical periods.

The ONEP anticipates that Songkhla and its related communities on Songkhla Lake will be included in Unesco’s preliminary list, with potential advertising to world heritage status in the next year or more.

The appointment of the latest police chief is alleged to be unfair by the sidelined deputy police chief.

Surachate” Great Joke” Hakparn, a sidelined lieutenant police chief, has re-submitted his grievance to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin in response to the supposedly unjust appointment of the present police chief.

Pol Gen Surachate questioned why the Police Commission, which was led by the prime minister, promoted Pol Gen Torsak Sukvimol to the position of chief last year in his complaint to the National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NACC).

On September 30, Pol Gen Torsak will leave, and Pol Gen Surachate thinks he should be one of the front-runners for the position, just as he was a year ago. He has been suspended from the army pending further inquiries into alleged links to web gambling, though. He is appealing the departure, upheld last week by the Police Commission, to a policeman benefits commission.

According to Pol Gen Surachate, offers may be based on the seniority and abilities of candidates, as required by the Royal Thai Police Act. Prior to the appointment of the new captain last year, Pol Gen Torsak did not hold the position of most top.

At that time, Pol Gen Roy Ingkapairote was the most mature candidate, said Pol Gen Surachate, who was also among those seen as finalists.

Pol Gen Torsak is the Crown Property Bureau’s mind, Lord Chamberlain, and ACM Satitpong Sukvimol’s nephew.

After Pol Gen Torsak&nbsp, was named commander, &nbsp, Pol Gen Roy was appointed as the director- general of the National Security Council. He did even retire at the end of September.

Pol Gen Surachate claimed to have first lodged a grievance against Mr. Srettha on April 22 but later withdrew it after finding out that former federal police chief and lawmaker Sereepisuth Temeeyaves had filed a similar issue.

Pol Gen Sereepisuth immediately withdrew his objection, said Pol Gen Surachate, adding that he did not know what was behind that choice.

Pol Gen Surachate alleges that the prime minister’s management of the mayor’s visit was a dereliction of duty by a common national under Section 157 of the Criminal Code.

Violators of the area are answerable to a prison term of one to 10 times and/or a great of 2, 000 to 20, 000 ringgit.

In response to criticism of the restoration job on social media, a Bangkok town spokeswoman said on Wednesday that trees along the edges of the Khlong Chong Nonsi waterway will not be cut down and are instead being preserved wherever possible.

The state’s Public Works Department is working with environment experts to revitalize the river between Surawong Junction and Rama 3 Road. &nbsp,

According to Bangkok Metropolitan Administration official Aekvarunyoo Ampala, the project aims to maximize the use of the canal’s existing features, minimize existing damage to existing trees, and maintain pedestrian and visitors thoroughfares in good condition. &nbsp,

The general situation of the existing trees was being evaluated, and poor or ill trees were being relocated to various locations. &nbsp,

Along the 1.6 miles between Soi Narathiwat 7 and Chan- Narathiwat Intersection, 53 of the 284 branches had been transplanted after a wellness analysis. &nbsp,

” We will make sure that the plants along Chong Nonsi are not cut down, and we are focusing on conserving them as well as on the proper use of the region in the best interests of the public,” he said. &nbsp,

Yet, there are still people who complain about the plants being cut down on social media.

Comments posted on the X platform&nbsp, under the hashtag #saveต้นพิกุล include,” The trees in the centre of the city are meaningful and have a long history with the people, we are sad that they are being cut down”, &nbsp, and” I do n’t understand the purpose of the project, the place is already beautiful”.

The next hearing in the Move Forward Party ( MPF ) case has been set for July 17 according to the Constitutional Court’s ruling.

The Election Commission (EC ) requested a decision on its top recommendation for the dissolution of the main opposition party, the MFP, during a meeting on Wednesday.

The EC’s secretary has presented evidence to the court that he claims shows the MFP was hostile to the democratic system and had the intention to undermine the democratic monarchy, in violation of Section 92 of the natural law governing political parties.

The Constitutional Court’s earlier decision, according to the EC, was cited as basis for breakdown. The polling company requested that the court dissolve the party, withdraw group executive’s ability to contest elections, and for ten years, prohibit anyone who violates those rights from registering or serving on a new party’s professional pursuant to Sections 92 and 94 of the charter.

The court on Wednesday stated that the outcome of the functions ‘ initial hearing on July 9 would be anticipated in order to facilitate the attention of the case. The judge scheduled the following hearing of the dissolution case for July 17 at 7:30 PM.

In response to the judge’s ruling on the party’s dissolution, the EC petitioned the court in March to act on the lee-majesty law’s dissolution in response to the court’s ruling from January 31 that the MFP’s efforts to alter Section 112 of the Criminal Code indicated an effort to undermine the constitutional king.

The judge gave the group a stop to its campaign, but it did not suggest any additional penalties.

Move Forward complied with the judge’s order, denied any wrongdoing, and pledged to fight the EC’s breakdown advice in court.

In the previous year’s general election, the group, which has a sizable following, was denied the formation of a coalition government by conservative politicians and military-appointed lawmakers. Pheu Thai, the second-largest group, allegedly forged a deal with MFP and collaborated with parties from the past administration to form the present ruling coalition.