20 April 69

"The Criminal Court of Punishment" dismissed "7 SEC-Secretary Seek" Knot Ka Ka "Hua Sang Case." Delayed. The court pointed out that the "alternate senator" petitioner had no authority to sue.

The Criminal Court of Punishment "dismissed the case.

On April 20, 2026, at the Central Corruption and Misconduct Criminal Court, the Court ordered the dismissal of the hearing class, a case filed by the Reserve Senator against seven election judges and the Secretary of the SEC for wrongful duty, in the case of the late prosecution of Hua Senator.

The case, Archwat Pongnachlitgul, an alternate senator, was the plaintiff, filed against the president of the SEC with the Election Commission, and the pilgrim had a total of eight secretaries of the SEC as defendants for the offence of wrongful performance by the Criminal Code and election-related laws.

As a result of the case of the investigation of the Hua S.C. case, which was in the responsibility of the 36th Diagnostic Subcommittee, the alleged implementation was delayed, and no progress was made.

After listening to the order, Mr. Achravat said that today the court has a decision to dismiss the case, arguing that the plaintiff has no authority to sue. The person with the authority to sue must be the attorney general, in which the case is referred to the NCPO, and after this, he will continue to investigate the matter. It may be submitted to the Supreme Court, but which issue is not disclosed. Whether to appeal or not to use other channels to consult again.

Reporters reported that the court had previously arranged a first hearing on Nov. 4, 2025, and ordered the plaintiff to amend the indictment, which the plaintiff filed within the deadline, so the court took it to trial in the indictment class.

Later, on December 23, 2025, the court scheduled the second hearing, and that day, the court ordered the SEC and the two-room Metropolitan Fields Police Station to clarify the facts and submit relevant documents for a total of 10 issues by January 23, 2026.

But it appears that the SEC applied for an extension of the 30-day period, which the court granted to February 22, 2026, while the two-room field department did not submit a statement to the court within the deadline.

The court then notified the plaintiff and gave the opportunity to file the objection as a book by March 9, 2026. If not filed, it would be considered uncontentious, with an order to postpone the hearing order before the dismissal.