Chiang Mai Buddhist Office Denies Bribery Allegations for Ecclesiastical Posts
The Chiang Mai Provincial Office of Buddhism has denied allegations that monks were asked to pay money to retain important ecclesiastical positions. Regional monastic leaders also confirmed no such incidents occurred, urging the public to submit any relevant information.
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