Bangkok: The Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) will hold a press conference tomorrow at 3 PM to announce the findings of the collusion case involving the Senate election. Entry to the conference will be limited to registered media outlets, with each allowed a maximum of three representatives. Unauthorized individuals will be prohibited from attending, but the event will be broadcast through CCTV.
According to Thai News Agency, the ECT will convene a meeting tomorrow to deliberate and vote on the alleged collusion in the election of 229 senators. The press conference will follow the meeting, where the results will be disclosed to the media. The session will be accessible to the public via closed-circuit television outside the Election Commission office at Gate 1, East.
In a related development today, a march took place from the iLaw office to the Bangkok Art Gallery, demanding that the Election Commission prosecute the senators alleged to have been elected through fraudulent means. Mr. Nattapong Ruangpanyawut, leader of the People's Party, participated in the march. He commented on the potential referral of the accused to the Supreme Court, emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability from the Election Commission. Mr. Nattapong highlighted the importance of the EC performing its duties impartially to build public confidence in its decisions.