NACC is required to provide all information that the judge withheld from advocate Veera Somkwamkid.
PUBLISHED: 9 May 2024 at 19: 51
The National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NACC ) and its office have been fined 5, 000 baht for failing to provide all the information regarding its investigation into former deputy premier Prawit Wongsuwon’s expensive wristwatches.
Activist Veera Somkwamkid, mind of the Anti- Corruption People’s Network, posted the written get issued by the court and dated May 2 on his Instagram account on Wednesday.
The charges must get paid within 30 days, according to the purchase. The court may seize property to cover the cost of the excellent if the graft-busters do not comply with this requirement.
The company was ordered to give Mr. Veera all reports and proof relating to the Gen. Prawit case investigation. He was not mentioned in the lavish pieces and jewels he was frequently seen wearing in public when he was appointed deputy prime minister in 2014.
Searching through hundreds of photos revealed the extent of the series. The 22 comfort watches ‘ total cost was estimated to be worth about 41 million baht, according to them.
Additionally, Mr. Veera was required to know the views of the NACC’s analysis officials and the NACC’s meeting minutes.
The NACC and its office were actually ordered to release information on August 4, 2013, by the court. The judge has since issued the charges because the two factions obstructed, though.
Mr. Veera stated in his Instagram post that the court’s ruling established that both the NACC and its business had committed a murder, and that he would pursue legal consequence for both.
Due to concerns about the safety of the witnesses in the case, the NACC stated on August 10 last month that it was unable to provide information about the Prawit analysis.
The NACC ruled 5: 3 in December 2018 that Gen. Prawit’s claim that he had taken the expensive pieces from a colleague who is now deceased was unsupported.