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Persistent petitioner and former candidate for the Palang Pracharath Party, Ruangkrai Leekitwattana, was summoned by the Election Commission to provide his statement regarding his petition against Move Forward Party leader Pita Limjaroenrat.
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Ruangkrai Leekitwattana accused Pita of holding onto 42,000 iTV shares when applying for office in 2019, which is against the charter.
If the EC agrees with the petition, they could ask the Constitutional Court to disqualify Pita from taking office and ban him from politics.
If the EC agrees with the petition, they could ask the Constitutional Court to disqualify Pita from taking office and ban him from politics.
Ruangkrai stated that if Pita became prime minister and the court ruled against him after he picked his cabinet members, the entire new cabinet could be disbanded as well.
Pita earlier denied that the shares belonged to him.
He stated that it was an inheritance that belongs to his family, and he is only the caretaker of the inheritance.
He stated that it was an inheritance that belongs to his family, and he is only the caretaker of the inheritance.
Apart from Ruangkrai, the EC also summoned another serial petitioner, Sonthiya Sawasdee, and Nopparut Worachitwuttikul, former leader of the 2006 White Dove Group, who have filed similar petitions against Pita.
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