Activist lawyer wants action on corruption which pilfers lottery revenue for the disabled for the rich

September 8, 2026 at 12:41 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Thailand

Lawyer Tum has returned with a hard-charging campaign over lottery quotas reserved for disabled Thais. Sittra Biebangkerd says politicians, influential figures and online personalities have profited from allocations meant to provide disabled people with livelihoods. Blind representatives claim more than ฿20 million moved through connected accounts each month, exceeding ฿200 million annually. They also say genuine disabled athletes received little or nothing while organisations secured thousands of lottery books. Sittra now wants the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to revive the stalled case, trace the money and identify the beneficiaries. Separately, he is targeting foundation donations, bulletproof vest purchases and nominee companies in a possible money-laundering complaint.

Lawyer Tum Sittra Biebangkerd targets disabled lottery quotas as representatives claim over ฿200m flowed yearly to connected accounts. He wants the DSI case revived. ( Source: Khaosod )

One of Thailand’s best-known lawyers has returned with a new campaign over lottery quotas intended for disabled Thais. Sittra Biebangkerd, widely known as Lawyer Tum, says powerful outsiders have benefited from those allocations. He points to politicians, influential figures and prominent online personalities. At the same time, disabled representatives claim more than ฿200 million moves through related accounts each year.

Sittra now wants the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to revive an earlier complaint. He says the case went quiet while he was imprisoned. In response, he plans to demand a written update from investigators. He also wants the money trail examined again.

The lawyer appeared at the Association of the Blind in Thailand at 10 am on Saturday, September 5. His arrival immediately drew attention. Sittra travelled in a black pickup truck with five bodyguards. He wore a black vest marked “SWAT”, protective knee and elbow gear, and a fake moustache.

Lawyer Tum turns lottery quota fight public as blind and disabled Thais seek access to allocations

As the vehicle stopped, bodyguards held an umbrella over him. Reporters were already waiting outside. Before speaking, however, Sittra asked them to hold their cameras. “Please don’t film yet. Let me do a live stream first. We’ll help with the case later,” he said. He then complained about the heat and requested tissues.

Throughout the interview, Sittra repeatedly wiped his face. Even so, the unusual entrance quickly gave way to detailed accusations. Sittra said he came to support blind people and other disabled Thais seeking lottery allocations. Advisers linked to blind athletes accompanied him. Several visually impaired people also gathered at the association.

Earlier, Sittra had intended to assist the group quietly. He had visited the Ministry of Interior the previous day. Subsequently, he learned that reporters wanted to examine the lottery quota issue. He therefore decided to make Saturday’s visit public. During his live broadcast, he also asked viewers to send him heart emojis.

The central dispute concerns government lottery quotas allocated to disabled people. Those quotas provide recipients with income through ticket sales. Sittra said many disabled people face restricted employment opportunities. Yet he claims well-connected outsiders are profiting from allocations created for them.

Sittra seeks DSI revival as claims point to politicians and influencers profiting from disabled quotas

According to Sittra, influential people have taken quotas intended for blind and disabled citizens. Consequently, those outsiders can profit from a state-backed benefit meant for disadvantaged groups. He also questioned who ultimately receives the monthly payments generated by those allocations.

The complaint is not new. Sittra previously brought the matter to the DSI before entering prison. However, he said he stopped following the case while incarcerated. As a result, the investigation lost momentum and public attention faded.

Now, Sittra wants it reopened. With media scrutiny returning, he expects a formal response from investigators. More importantly, he wants officials to establish who received the financial benefits.

Sittra described the lottery quota business as highly profitable. However, he said the ultimate recipients of the money remain unclear. Representatives of disabled groups have made more specific claims. They say politicians, influential figures and online personalities have benefited.

“As the representatives for people with disabilities have said, it ends up with politicians or influencers—no need to name names,” Sittra said. “This person got rich from lottery tickets for people with disabilities.”

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He then demanded that the money be returned to its intended beneficiaries. “That’s why I’m calling for the money to be returned to the people with disabilities,” he said. “Don’t take it away from them. You yourselves have immense wealth.”

Notably, Sittra’s renewed campaign follows his own long absence from public life. He spent one year and seven months in prison before securing bail in June. He is appealing his conviction in a ฿71 million fraud and money-laundering case.

His return has therefore attracted questions about his motives. Some critics have suggested he is seeking renewed public attention. Sittra addressed that criticism directly during Saturday’s appearance.

He accepted that some people could view his activities that way. “I want to ask my fans, do you want me to continue or not? Does that sound familiar?” he said. Still, he said he did not want prolonged arguments.

Instead, Sittra said he wanted to concentrate on helping people. He also rejected claims that disabled people were being used for publicity. Crucially, he said his involvement with the lottery dispute predated his imprisonment.

Former national athlete says genuine disabled competitors lost lottery quotas to influential figures

Former Thai national disabled athlete Supachai Songpinit backed that account. He thanked Sittra and the media for returning attention to the case. According to Supachai, Sittra was the first prominent figure to bring the dispute into public view.

Supachai said he had suffered directly from the quota arrangements. He described himself as a genuine disabled athlete and a member of a blind association. That association receives government lottery quotas. Yet he said genuine athletes had received none of them.

Instead, Supachai claimed allocations went to influential figures, politicians and prominent online personalities. Therefore, disabled athletes lost access to an important source of income. He said he wanted a profession and the ability to support himself.

However, he said his rights under the quota system had effectively disappeared. He also said documentary evidence already existed. That material had been submitted to the DSI and Ministry of Justice.

Additionally, Supachai said some members of the media had already seen concrete evidence. Despite that, years of follow-up had produced little progress. He said the group would nevertheless continue pursuing the case.

Blind association adviser says official lottery records show thousands of books but athletes got none

Somchai Panyaekawong, an adviser to the Association of the Blind of Thailand, then gave further details. He said Sittra first visited the association two years earlier. At that stage, Sittra had already offered assistance.

As part of the earlier campaign, a letter was submitted to the Ministry of Justice. The matter later reached the DSI. Somchai said investigators subsequently examined the complaint.

Separately, letters were sent to the Sports Authority of Thailand and the Government Lottery Office. However, Somchai said the case later stalled. He insisted that important evidence had already been secured.

Crucially, Somchai said some records came directly from the Government Lottery Office. Those records showed lottery allocations to different associations, he said. Some organisations received thousands of lottery books.

Yet the disabled athletes supposedly represented by those organisations received none, according to Somchai. “We have fought for this all along, but we haven’t received justice,” he said.

He also said the names appeared in documents issued by the lottery office. Furthermore, he claimed organisations receiving quotas were linked to politicians. “The lottery is like a lifeline for influential politicians and powerful figures,” Somchai said.

Somchai claims disabled nominees were used as an MP benefited and more than ฿20 million moved monthly

He said the practice had continued for a long period. On another front, he questioned why certain public bodies received disability-related lottery quotas. He specifically cited a provincial hall.

Somchai also referred to four associations in Khon Kaen. He claimed those groups received quotas while using disabled people as nominees. The claims have not been established by a court.

His strongest accusations concerned what happened after quotas were allocated. Somchai said the DSI confirmed the Thailand Blind Sports Association had received lottery tickets. However, he claimed those tickets were not distributed to disabled athletes.

Instead, Somchai alleged that an MP benefited through sighted nominees. The politician was not named during Saturday’s presentation. Likewise, no supporting court finding was cited.

More significantly, Somchai described large financial flows linked to lottery sales and political contacts. He claimed more than ฿20 million passed through relevant accounts each month. On that basis, the annual flow exceeded ฿200 million.

Disabled representatives press DSI to trace quota money as Sittra raises separate foundation questions

Somchai said the group possessed evidence supporting those figures. He then contrasted the sums with allocations received by ordinary blind people. “I am very frustrated by the injustice. Delayed justice is injustice,” he said.

“For us, blind people, we only received one or two lottery tickets each,” Somchai added. “But they took 10,000, they took 1,000.”

Those figures now sit at the centre of Sittra’s renewed push. He wants the DSI to explain what happened to the earlier investigation. In particular, he wants investigators to trace payments beyond the associations receiving the quotas.

The disabled representatives also want scrutiny of the nominee arrangements they described. They say the formal recipients do not always match the ultimate beneficiaries. Accordingly, the financial trail could be central to any renewed inquiry.

Meanwhile, Sittra used the same press conference to raise a separate dispute involving a large foundation. That issue concerns donated money and purchases of bulletproof vests. Sittra challenged the foundation’s response to questions over spending.

The other side had said budgets were submitted for auditing. Sittra said that response did not resolve how specific donations were used. He also said people posting questions or comments had been blocked online.

Sittra questions bulletproof vest prices and claims nominee firms received contracts from a foundation

He then presented material concerning Level 4 bulletproof vest prices. According to Sittra, the foundation previously claimed equipment was bought for ฿6,000. The stated full price had been ฿20,000, he said.

However, Sittra disputed what the ฿6,000 figure covered. He claimed the amount applied only to the front protective plate. By contrast, he said a complete front-and-back Level 4 vest retailed for ฿6,990.

Sittra therefore questioned the figures surrounding equipment bought with donations. Beyond that, he said informants had supplied information concerning suspected nominee companies.

According to Sittra, associates allegedly established companies which later received foundation contracts. He claimed differences between costs and payments could then be taken from donated money. However, he acknowledged that more evidence was needed.

At present, Sittra wants to speak with two additional sources. If they cooperate, he believes further documentation can be gathered. He said that material could support a money-laundering complaint to the DSI.

Lawyer Tum prepares possible DSI money-laundering complaint while reviving disabled lottery quota case

He added that such a complaint could be filed as early as next week. Even so, the foundation dispute remains separate from the disabled lottery quota investigation.

For now, Sittra’s main campaign remains focused on lottery allocations. The disabled representatives beside him made detailed claims about how those quotas were distributed. They say genuine athletes lost out despite their organisations receiving substantial allocations.

In parallel, they allege politicians and influential figures ultimately benefited from those tickets. They also claim disabled people were used as nominees. Somchai places the related financial flow above ฿20 million monthly.

The group says it has already approached several government bodies. These include the Ministry of Justice, DSI, Sports Authority of Thailand and Government Lottery Office. Furthermore, Somchai says some supporting documents came directly from the lottery office.

Even after those submissions, the representatives say the case made little progress. Sittra now intends to force it back onto the DSI’s agenda. He wants a formal account of what investigators previously established.

He also wants to know what happened after the complaint was filed. Above all, he wants the agency to identify who ultimately received the lottery proceeds.

Sittra vows to pursue DSI answers as unnamed politician and influencer remain central to quota claims

Neither Sittra nor the disabled representatives publicly named the politician they linked to the arrangements. Similarly, the prominent influencer referred to during the dispute was not formally identified.

Still, Sittra made clear that his campaign would continue. Before leaving, he returned to criticism that he was seeking attention. He then spoke about his children and his reasons for returning to public campaigning.

“I’m not here to seek attention, but I also have children,” Sittra said. His voice broke as he continued. “I want my children to one day see what I’ve done, that it’s beneficial, that it benefits people and the country.”

“One day, when my children grow up, they will see for themselves,” he added. “They will see that what their father did truly benefited the people we helped. That’s all.”

The press conference then ended. The fake moustache, SWAT vest, five bodyguards and umbrella had dominated Sittra’s arrival. By then, however, attention had shifted to documents, account flows and the stalled DSI case.

Disabled representatives allege huge lottery flows as Sittra returns to DSI seeking answers on quotas

Disabled representatives claim thousands of lottery books went elsewhere while genuine athletes received almost nothing. They also claim politically connected recipients benefited from quotas issued through organisations representing disabled people.

Somchai says more than ฿20 million moved through connected accounts each month. He puts the annual total above ฿200 million. Meanwhile, Sittra says the earlier investigation lost momentum during his imprisonment.

Now he is out on bail and pursuing his appeal. At the same time, he has returned to the lottery quota case. His stated next move is another approach to the DSI.

There, Sittra intends to demand a written update. He also wants investigators to follow the money behind quotas issued in the name of disabled Thais.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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在“犯罪”、“生活”、“媒体”、“泰国”类别下

律师Tum再次发起猛烈抨击，指控泰国残疾人彩票配额存在舞弊行为。Sittra Biebangkerd表示，政客、有影响力的人物和网络名人利用本应用于帮助残疾人谋生的配额牟利。盲人代表声称，每月有超过2000万泰铢的资金通过关联账户转移，每年超过2亿泰铢。他们还指出，真正的残疾运动员几乎没有获得任何配额，而一些组织却获得了数千张彩票。Sittra现在要求特别调查厅（DSI）重启这起停滞不前的案件，追查资金流向并查明受益人。此外，他还计划就基金会捐款、防弹背心购买和代理公司等问题提起洗钱诉讼。

律师Tum Sittra Biebangkerd将矛头指向残疾人彩票配额，因为有代表声称每年有超过2亿泰铢的资金流入关联账户。他希望重启特别调查局（DSI）的调查。（来源：Khaosod）

泰国一位知名律师再次发起运动，抨击为残疾人设立的彩票配额。这位律师名叫西特拉·比邦克德（Sittra Biebangkerd），人称“律师图姆”（Lawyer Tum），他指出，一些有权势的外部人士从这些配额中获利。他列举了政客、有影响力的人物和知名网络人士。与此同时，残疾人代表声称，他们每年通过相关账户获得的资金超过2亿泰铢。

西特拉现在要求特别调查部重启此前的一项投诉。他说，在他入狱期间，此案陷入了停滞。作为回应，他计划要求调查人员提供书面进展报告。他还要求重新审查资金流向。

9月5日星期六上午10点，这位律师出现在泰国盲人协会。他的到来立即引起了人们的注意。西特拉乘坐一辆黑色皮卡，身边有五名保镖。他身穿印有“SWAT”（特警）字样的黑色背心，佩戴护膝和护肘，还戴着假胡子。

律师Tum将彩票配额之争公之于众，泰国盲人和残疾人力求获得分配名额

车辆停稳后，保镖们为他撑起了伞。记者们早已在车外等候。然而，西特拉在开口之前，先请他们收起摄像机。“请先别拍摄。让我先做个直播。案件之后我们会协助报道。”他说。随后，他抱怨天气炎热，并索要纸巾。

采访过程中，西特拉不时擦拭脸部。尽管如此，他不同寻常的出场很快就演变成了一系列详细的指控。西特拉说，他来这里是为了支持盲人和其他残疾人士争取彩票分配。一些与盲人运动员有关的顾问陪同他前来。一些视障人士也聚集在协会。

此前，西特拉原本打算低调协助该组织。他前一天已经拜访过内政部。后来，他得知记者们想要调查彩票配额问题，于是决定将周六的访问公开。在直播中，他还请求观众给他发送爱心表情。

争议的核心在于政府分配给残疾人的彩票配额。这些配额使残疾人能够通过售票获得收入。西特拉表示，许多残疾人面临就业机会受限的问题。但他声称，一些关系密切的外来者正从为他们设立的配额中牟利。

西特拉寻求恢复残疾人配额制度，有指控称政客和有影响力的人士从残疾人配额中获利。

西特拉指出，一些有影响力的人侵占了原本分配给盲人和残疾人的配额。因此，这些外来者可以从国家资助的、旨在惠及弱势群体的福利中获利。他还质疑，最终谁会收到这些配额所产生的每月款项。

这项投诉并非新近发生。西特拉在入狱前就曾向特别调查局 (DSI) 反映过此事。但他表示，入狱后他便停止了跟进此案。结果，调查进展缓慢，公众关注度也随之下降。

现在，西特拉希望重新开启调查。随着媒体的关注度再次提升，他期待调查人员做出正式回应。更重要的是，他希望官员们查明谁获得了经济利益。

西特拉称彩票配额业务利润丰厚。但他表示，最终的受益者仍然不明。残疾人团体的代表提出了更具体的说法。他们表示，政客、有影响力的人物和网络名人从中获利。

“正如残疾人代表所说，最终牵涉到政客或有影响力的人——无需指名道姓，”西特拉说。“这个人靠残疾人彩票发了财。”

律师谭在时隔一年零七个月重返竞选活动之际，要求退还彩票奖金。

随后，他要求将这笔钱返还给指定的受益人。“所以我呼吁将这笔钱返还给残疾人士，”他说。“不要从他们手中夺走这笔钱。你们自己拥有巨额财富。”

值得注意的是，西特拉此次重启竞选活动是在他长期淡出公众视野之后。他曾因涉嫌诈骗和洗钱7100万泰铢而被判入狱一年零七个月，并于今年6月获得保释。他目前正在就此案提起上诉。

因此，他的回归引发了人们对其动机的质疑。一些批评人士认为他是在寻求重新获得公众关注。西特拉在周六的露面中直接回应了这些批评。

他承认有些人可能会那样看待他的行为。“我想问问我的粉丝，你们希望我继续下去吗？是不是听起来很耳熟？”他说道。不过，他表示不想陷入无休止的争论。

西特拉表示，他只想专注于帮助他人。他还否认了有关残疾人被利用进行宣传的说法。至关重要的是，他表示，他卷入彩票纠纷预示着他将锒铛入狱。

前国家队运动员称，真正的残疾运动员因有影响力的人物而错失了彩票大奖。

泰国前国家残疾运动员苏帕猜·宋皮尼特证实了这一说法。他感谢西特拉和媒体重新关注此案。苏帕猜表示，西特拉是第一个将这场纠纷公之于众的知名人士。

苏帕猜表示，他直接受到了配额制度的影响。他称自己是一名真正的残疾运动员，也是盲人协会的成员。该协会可以获得政府发放的抽签配额，但他表示，真正的运动员却一个配额都没拿到。

苏帕猜声称，拨款却流向了有影响力的人物、政客和知名网络人士。因此，残疾运动员失去了一项重要的收入来源。他说，他想要一份职业，想要能够自食其力。

然而，他表示，他在配额制度下享有的权利实际上已经消失殆尽。他还说，相关的书面证据早已存在，并已提交给特别调查局和司法部。

此外，苏帕猜表示，一些媒体成员已经看到了确凿的证据。尽管如此，多年的跟进却鲜有进展。他表示，该组织仍将继续追查此案。

盲人协会顾问称，官方彩票记录显示有数千本图书被抽中，但运动员却一本也没中。

泰国盲人协会顾问颂猜·潘亚卡翁随后提供了更多细节。他说，西特拉两年前首次访问该协会，当时就已表示愿意提供帮助。

作为此前行动的一部分，我们已向司法部提交了一封信函。此事随后移交至特别调查处。颂猜表示，调查人员随后对该投诉进行了审查。

此外，他们还分别致函泰国体育局和政府彩票办公室。然而，颂猜表示，此案后来陷入停滞。他坚称，重要的证据已经掌握。

至关重要的是，颂猜表示，部分记录直接来自政府彩票办公室。他说，这些记录显示了分配给不同协会的彩票份额。一些组织收到了数千本彩票。

然而，据颂猜称，这些组织声称代表的残疾运动员却一无所获。“我们一直为此奋斗，但始终没有得到公正的对待，”他说。

他还表示，这些名字出现在彩票办公室签发的文件中。此外，他声称获得配额的组织与政客有关联。“彩票就像是有影响力的政客和权势人物的生命线，”颂猜说道。

颂猜声称，有议员利用残疾人士作为受益人，每月转移超过2000万泰铢。

他表示，这种做法已经持续了很长时间。另一方面，他质疑为什么某些公共机构会获得与残疾人相关的彩票配额。他特别提到了一个省政府机构。

颂猜还提到了孔敬府的四个协会。他声称这些协会利用残疾人作为候选人，获取了配额。但这些说法尚未得到法院证实。

他最强烈的指控是关于配额分配之后发生的事情。颂猜表示，泰国体育督察局证实泰国盲人体育协会收到了彩票。但他声称，这些彩票并没有分发给残疾运动员。

颂猜则声称，一名国会议员通过提名视力正常的候选人而获益。周六的陈述中并未提及该议员的姓名，也未引用任何法院判决作为佐证。

更重要的是，颂猜描述了与彩票销售和政治关系相关的巨额资金流动。他声称每月有超过2000万泰铢的资金流经相关账户。据此推算，年资金流动额超过2亿泰铢。

残疾人代表敦促DSI追踪配额资金，与此同时，Sittra提出了单独的基金会问题。

颂猜表示，该组织掌握了支持这些数据的证据。随后，他将这些金额与普通盲人获得的拨款进行了对比。“我对这种不公正感到非常愤怒。迟来的正义就是不公正，”他说。

“我们这些盲人，每人只分到一两张彩票，”颂猜补充道，“但他们却拿走了1万张，1000张。”

这些数据如今成为西特拉重新施压的核心。他希望特别调查局（DSI）解释此前调查的进展。他尤其希望调查人员追踪除配额领取者协会之外的款项流向。

残疾人代表还希望对他们所描述的代理人安排进行审查。他们表示，名义上的受益人并不总是与最终受益人一致。因此，财务流向可能成为任何重新调查的核心。

与此同时，西特拉在同一场新闻发布会上提出了另一起涉及大型基金会的争议。该争议涉及捐款和防弹背心的采购。西特拉质疑该基金会就支出问题作出的回应。

对方表示预算已提交审计。西特拉称，这一回应并未解决具体捐款的用途问题。他还表示，一些在网上发布问题或评论的人遭到了屏蔽。

Sittra质疑防弹背心的价格，并声称受托公司从一家基金会获得了合同。

随后，他展示了有关四级防弹背心价格的资料。西特拉表示，该基金会此前声称装备的购入价格为6000泰铢，但实际标明的总价为20000泰铢。

然而，西特拉对6000泰铢的价格包含哪些内容提出了异议。他声称这笔钱仅用于购买前部防护板。相比之下，他表示一套完整的四级前后防护背心的零售价为6990泰铢。

因此，西特拉对用捐款购买的设备的相关数据提出了质疑。此外，他还表示，线人提供了有关涉嫌空壳公司的信息。

据西特拉称，其同伙涉嫌成立公司，这些公司随后获得了基金会的合同。他声称，成本与付款之间的差额可以从捐款中扣除。但他承认，还需要更多证据。

目前，西特拉希望与另外两名消息人士交谈。他相信，如果他们配合，就能收集到更多证据。他说，这些材料可以支持向荷兰特别调查局（DSI）提出的洗钱指控。

律师Tum准备就洗钱案向泰国特别调查局（DSI）提起诉讼，同时重启残疾人彩票配额案。

他还补充说，最早下周就可以提出这样的投诉。即便如此，基金会的争议仍然与残疾人彩票配额调查无关。

目前，西特拉的主要竞选活动仍然集中在彩票配额分配上。他身边的残疾人代表详细阐述了这些配额的分配情况。他们表示，尽管残疾人组织获得了大量配额，但真正的运动员却因此蒙受损失。

与此同时，他们声称政客和有影响力的人物最终从这些选票中获益。他们还声称残疾人被用作提名人。颂猜估计，相关的资金流动每月超过2000万泰铢。

该组织表示，他们已经联系了多个政府机构，包括司法部、特别调查局、泰国体育局和政府彩票办公室。此外，颂猜表示，一些佐证文件直接来自彩票办公室。

即便提交了这些材料，代表们表示案件进展甚微。西特拉现在打算迫使特别调查局重新将此案提上日程。他要求获得一份正式报告，说明调查人员此前已查明的情况。

他还想知道投诉提交后发生了什么。最重要的是，他希望该机构查明最终是谁获得了彩票奖金。

西特拉誓言要追查DSI的调查结果，而那位未具名的政治人物和有影响力人士仍然是配额诉求的核心人物。

西特拉和残疾人代表均未公开指认与这些安排有关的政客。同样，争议中提到的那位知名人士也未被正式确认身份。

不过，西特拉明确表示他的竞选活动将会继续。临行前，他再次回应了外界对他哗众取宠的批评。随后，他谈到了自己的孩子以及重返公众视野的原因。

“我来这里不是为了博取关注，但我也有孩子，”西特拉说道。他声音哽咽地继续说道，“我希望我的孩子们将来有一天能看到我所做的一切，看到这些事情是有益的，对人民和国家都有好处。”

“总有一天，等我的孩子们长大成人，他们会亲眼看到这一切，”他补充道。“他们会明白，他们的父亲所做的一切确实造福了我们帮助过的人们。仅此而已。”

新闻发布会随即结束。西特拉的到来引人注目，他标志性的假胡子、特警背心、五名保镖和雨伞格外引人注目。然而，此时人们的注意力已经转移到文件、资金流动以及陷入僵局的DSI案件上。

残疾人代表指控彩票资金流入巨大，Sittra 重返 DSI 寻求配额问题的答案。

残疾人代表声称，数千张彩票被挪作他用，而真正的运动员却几乎一无所获。他们还声称，一些与政界有联系的人利用残疾人代表组织发放的配额获利。

颂猜表示，每月有超过2000万泰铢通过关联账户进行转移。他认为，年总额超过2亿泰铢。与此同时，西特拉表示，在他被监禁期间，之前的调查进展缓慢。

他目前已获保释，正在继续上诉。与此同时，他又重新关注彩票配额案。他表示下一步将再次向特别调查局（DSI）提出申诉。

西特拉打算在那里要求提供书面汇报。他还希望调查人员追查以残疾泰国人名义发放的配额背后的资金流向。

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