Supreme Court Asked to Repeal EC Ruling on Senatorial Rigging Plot

Reserve senators today (Sep.16) called on the Supreme Court to repeal the Election Commission’s ruling declared on Monday over 2024’s senatorial rigging allegations and to order truthful, evidence-based reinvestigation following the polling agency’s questionable exoneration of suspects attached to or associated with the Bhumjaithai, core of the current coalition government. The move reflects growing concerns about the transparency and fairness of the senatorial election process. The senators' petition argues that the EC's decision to clear certain individuals, particularly those linked to the Bhumjaithai Party, was not based on a thorough examination of the evidence. They are seeking a more comprehensive and impartial inquiry, believing that the Supreme Court's intervention is necessary to restore public trust in the electoral system. The outcome of this petition could have significant political implications, given the Bhumjaithai Party's central role in the current coalition government. The post Supreme Court asked to repeal Election Commission’s ruling on senatorial rigging plot appeared first on Thai Newsroom.