Senators from the ‘blue’ camp move against the dissident Election Commissioner Sitthichot Intrawises

October 6, 2026 at 12:32 am

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Thailand’s Senate collusion battle intensified Monday as five “blue” senators moved against dissenting Election Commissioner Sitthichot Intrawises. They asked the NACC to investigate him after he exposed divided EC votes, political links and financial trails. The EC earlier proceeded against 77 people, including 26 senators, while political figures escaped referral. Just one day earlier, Bhumjaithai powerbroker Newin Chidchob gathered Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, ministers and MPs in Buriram. There, he publicly backed Anutin for another two terms. No evidence links the events, but both thrust the powerful blue network back into focus as the Senate play a particularly influential role.

Senator Pol Lt Col Kob Achanakit leads five blue senators asking the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) to probe Election Commissioner Sitthichot Intrawises. ( Source: Daily News )

Five “blue” senators opened another front in Thailand’s Senate collusion affair on Monday. They asked the National Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate Election Commissioner Sitthichot Intrawises. Their complaint accuses him of a serious ethical breach. Specifically, they say he disclosed confidential material from the EC investigation into the 2024 Senate selection.

The move targets one of two commissioners who challenged crucial decisions by the EC majority. Notably, Mr Sitthichot publicly exposed deep divisions within the seven-member commission.

His disclosures covered voting results, witness evidence, political connections, telephone contacts and financial trails. Now, the five senators want the NACC to determine whether those disclosures crossed legal and ethical boundaries.

Newin backs Anutin for two more terms as blue senators move against dissenting Election Commissioner

The complaint also landed at a politically charged moment. One day earlier, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul attended Newin Chidchob’s 68th birthday gathering in Buriram. Cabinet ministers, MPs and other political figures also travelled there. Mr Newin holds no government position. Nevertheless, he remains closely associated with Bhumjaithai and prominent figures surrounding the party.

During Sunday’s gathering, Mr Newin tied a ceremonial string around Mr Anutin’s wrist. He then wished him continued service as prime minister. More strikingly, Mr Newin referred specifically to another two terms. Thai PBS interpreted those remarks as envisaging Mr Anutin remaining premier for up to another eight years.

In response, Mr Anutin played down political interpretations of his attendance. He described the visit as a family matter. He also said he attends Mr Newin’s birthday every year. By Monday morning, however, five senators associated with the blue bloc were at NACC headquarters.

There is no evidence that Mr Newin directed or coordinated their complaint. Nor is there evidence that Mr Anutin or Bhumjaithai ordered the move. Instead, the senators based their case on Mr Sitthichot’s public disclosures about the Senate investigation.

Five blue senators seek ethics investigation after Sitthichot exposed divisions inside Election Commission

Senator Pol Lt Col Kob Achanakit led the group. At about 10 am, they submitted their petition to the NACC chairman. They requested an investigation into possible serious ethical misconduct. As part of this, their complaint cited Articles 234 and 235 of the Constitution.

At the heart of the case is a crucial EC meeting on September 14. Commissioners considered findings from the investigation into alleged collusion during the 2024 Senate selection. Ultimately, the EC decided to proceed against 77 people. They included 26 serving senators, 36 eligible Senate candidates and another 15 individuals.

Yet the commission declined to proceed against political figures caught within the wider investigation. That decision exposed sharp divisions among the seven commissioners. Mr Sitthichot and fellow commissioner Chai Nakornchai opposed important elements of the majority position. The following day, Mr Sitthichot took those disagreements into public view.

First, he disclosed voting divisions on individual allegations. These included decisions reached by margins of 5–2 and 6–1. He also identified himself and Mr Chai as minority commissioners on important questions. Crucially, his account extended beyond the voting figures.

Sitthichot’s evidence disclosures and divided EC votes become central to blue senators’ ethics complaint

Mr Sitthichot discussed evidence gathered during the investigation. This included witness statements, telephone contacts and financial information. In addition, he said evidence pointed towards people associated with one political party. He also disclosed another closely divided EC vote involving financial trails.

According to Mr Sitthichot, commissioners voted 4–3 against pursuing further investigation into some financial transactions. That revelation now sits at the centre of the senators’ complaint. They accuse him of disclosing confidential material from EC meetings and deliberations. Separately, they accuse him of discussing information contained within the investigative case file.

The senators argue that Election Commissioners must respect decisions reached by the majority. They also question whether Mr Sitthichot’s disclosures could prejudice people implicated in the investigation. At the same time, their petition raises potential consequences for other commissioners and witnesses.

Their challenge goes further. The senators also question the accuracy and completeness of Mr Sitthichot’s public account. Consequently, they want his statements checked against official EC records. That includes his description of individual votes and the reasoning behind them.

Senators seek EC records and witnesses as dispute grows over what Sitthichot was permitted to disclose

Likewise, they want his statements about the investigation’s scope examined against the original files. His comments concerning financial transactions are another focus. The senators want investigators to compare those remarks with evidence contained in the case records.

The evidential request is substantial. The senators want the complete recording of Mr Sitthichot’s September 15 media interview. They also seek recordings and minutes from the September 14 EC meeting. Alongside those records, they want relevant media reports examined by NACC investigators.

However, the complaint contains an important complication. Mr Sitthichot said EC chairman Narong Klanwarin previously approved disclosure of voting numbers. He said those figures could be released for transparency. Accordingly, the NACC may need to determine precisely what disclosure commissioners had agreed to permit.

On this point, the senators want evidence from Mr Narong himself. They also seek testimony from the remaining Election Commissioners. Beyond that, they want evidence from the EC secretary-general and spokesman. Journalists involved in reporting Mr Sitthichot’s statements could also become witnesses.

The senators had originally planned to file their complaint on October 2. Instead, they postponed it following another public appearance by Mr Sitthichot. Three days earlier, he had spoken at a Royal Institute forum about the Senate investigation.

Royal Institute appearance expands senators’ case as complaint sets out confidentiality and ethics rules

The September 30 event carried a striking title. It was translated approximately as “Senate Collusion Case: The Truth All Thais Must Know.” Once again, Mr Sitthichot discussed the politically sensitive investigation. The senators considered those remarks additional material supporting their complaint.

As a result, they delayed their NACC filing. They then incorporated material from the forum into their submission. The final complaint therefore covers more than Mr Sitthichot’s September 15 interview.

The petition also sets out ethical requirements applying to Election Commissioners. According to the senators, commissioners must perform their duties independently and impartially. They must operate without bias or improper influence. Similarly, they must not yield to social pressure or unlawful pressure.

The complaint also stresses confidentiality. It says commissioners must protect information surrounding EC meetings and deliberations. Moreover, they must respect majority decisions and the reasoning presented by all sides. Public information must also be accurate, complete and impartial, the senators argue.

Even so, the complaint acknowledges a significant distinction. Confidentiality does not require every EC decision to remain secret. Rather, the dispute concerns how far an individual commissioner may reveal internal deliberations. Laws, regulations and EC resolutions govern those boundaries, according to the petition.

NACC complaint opens another legal front after divided EC sent 77 Senate selection cases forward

The NACC must now decide whether to investigate further. Importantly, no finding has been made against Mr Sitthichot. The allegations remain claims submitted by the five senators. Should serious ethical misconduct eventually be established, further constitutional proceedings could follow.

Meanwhile, the complaint adds another layer to the sprawling 2024 Senate selection case. That process produced Thailand’s current 200-member Senate. Subsequent allegations of coordinated voting triggered an extensive EC investigation.

The wider inquiry initially covered 229 people. They included 138 senators and 91 political figures or other individuals. An investigative committee and the Department of Special Investigation recommended proceedings against all 229.

On another front, a later committee reached a sharply different conclusion. Committee 36 voted 5–2 to clear the entire group. The seven Election Commissioners then considered the evidence themselves. Their September 14 decision produced the 77 referrals.

Of those 77, 26 were serving senators. Another 36 were eligible Senate candidates, while 15 were other individuals. Political figures facing allegations connected with assistance were not referred. That distinction became a major source of disagreement inside the EC.

Pullman meeting, voting lists and financial trails underpin bitter divisions inside Election Commission

The underlying investigation contained extensive evidence. Investigators examined provincial meetings, suspected voting lists, telephone communications and financial information. They also examined links between candidates and other individuals involved in the selection process.

Among the evidence was a July 21, 2024 gathering at the Pullman Bangkok hotel. At least 40 senators were linked to that meeting during the investigation. Investigators also examined 12 suspected voting lists. In some provinces, those lists reportedly corresponded with candidates ranked between first and seventh.

In parallel, investigators examined telephone records and financial trails. Those strands later became important during the EC’s deliberations. Mr Sitthichot’s disclosures subsequently revealed how closely divided commissioners became over further financial investigation.

The 4–3 vote was particularly significant. The majority rejected further investigation into some financial trails. Mr Sitthichot disagreed with that decision. He maintained that evidence justified additional examination involving political figures.

Meanwhile, Mr Chai also dissented from important parts of the majority position. Together, the two commissioners became the minority voices following the September 14 meeting. Mr Sitthichot then publicly explained significant parts of that disagreement.

Blue senators challenge Sitthichot as Newin publicly backs Anutin for another two terms as prime minister

Now, five senators associated with the blue bloc are challenging his conduct. Their complaint does not simply attack his dissent. Instead, it focuses on what he disclosed after losing those votes.

From the senators’ perspective, the issue is confidentiality and ethical conduct. From Mr Sitthichot’s public account, however, voting figures had been cleared for disclosure. The NACC may therefore have to establish exactly where the authorised boundary stood.

Against that backdrop, Sunday’s gathering in Buriram placed the blue political network under renewed attention. Ministers, MPs and other political figures travelled there for Mr Newin’s birthday. The gathering once again displayed his continuing relationship with Bhumjaithai’s senior political figures.

Mr Newin’s position remains unusual. He holds no cabinet portfolio and has no parliamentary seat. Even so, his relationship with Bhumjaithai’s leadership remains highly visible. Sunday’s ceremony placed that relationship prominently before the public.

At the gathering, Mr Newin tied the ceremonial wrist string around Mr Anutin. He then offered his blessing to the prime minister. He said Mr Anutin should continue serving until he became tired of the job. He also referred to another two terms.

Anutin plays down Newin gathering as blue senators take separate complaint against Sitthichot to NACC

For his part, Mr Anutin rejected suggestions that attending the event was unusual. He said he goes every year. Furthermore, he described his attendance as a family matter rather than a political event.

Bangkok Biz News has described Mr Newin’s annual birthday as a longstanding gathering point for political figures. Its commentary has also examined the expanding influence associated with Bhumjaithai and the blue network. Such commentary, however, does not establish control over institutions.

Mr Newin has previously spoken openly about his relationship with Bhumjaithai politicians. At his 2022 birthday gathering, he described himself as Bhumjaithai’s “head teacher.” He also spoke about wanting one of his political “students” to become prime minister.

Four years later, Mr Anutin occupies that office. On Sunday, Mr Newin publicly wished him another two terms. The next morning, five blue senators arrived at NACC headquarters with their complaint against Mr Sitthichot.

Despite the timing, the two developments remain separate. No evidence links Mr Newin to the senators’ decision. Equally, no evidence shows that Mr Anutin or Bhumjaithai directed the complaint.

NACC must test Sitthichot’s disclosures against EC records as wider Senate selection battle continues

For the NACC, the immediate questions are narrower. Investigators must establish precisely what Mr Sitthichot disclosed. They must determine which disclosures had been authorised. They must also identify what information remained protected by EC confidentiality rules.

In addition, his account can be tested against official meeting records. Those records should show the votes he described as 5–2, 6–1 and 4–3. They can also establish what reasons majority and minority commissioners formally recorded.

At the same time, the original Senate collusion proceedings remain alive. The EC’s September decision moved cases involving 77 people towards further legal proceedings. Internal disputes surrounding that decision have now generated a separate constitutional complaint.

Those disputes cover political connections, financial trails and the limits of the original investigation. Mr Sitthichot brought significant details of those disagreements into public view. Five blue senators now want the NACC to investigate whether he crossed the line.

Thus, the battle surrounding the 2024 Senate selection has spread beyond the senators originally investigated. It now reaches directly into the Election Commission and one of its most outspoken dissenting members.

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Joseph Anthony is an expat from Ireland who has lived in Thailand for the last decade. He has worked extensively in the media including editorial positions in Ireland and Thailand. He is focused on economic and business stories in Thailand as well as the expat lifestyle.

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周一，泰国参议院的串谋之争愈演愈烈，五名“蓝党”参议员对持不同意见的选举委员会委员西提乔·因特拉维斯（Sitthichot Intrawises）发起攻击。此前，西提乔揭露了选举委员会的投票分歧、政治关系和资金往来，五名参议员要求国家反腐败委员会（NACC）对其展开调查。选举委员会此前已对包括26名参议员在内的77人提起诉讼，而一些政治人物则逃脱了调查。就在一天前，泰自豪党（Bhumjaithai）的权力掮客纽因·奇乔布（Newin Chidchob）在武里南府召集了总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔（Anutin Charnvirakul）、部长和国会议员。他在会上公开支持阿努廷连任两届。目前尚无证据表明这两起事件之间存在关联，但由于参议院在政治中扮演着举足轻重的角色，这两件事都再次将强大的“蓝党”网络推到了风口浪尖。

参议员波尔中校科布·阿查纳基特（Kob Achanakit）率领五名蓝党参议员要求国家反腐败委员会（NACC）对选举专员西提乔特·因特拉维斯（Sitthichot Intrawises）展开调查。（来源：《每日新闻》）

周一，五名“蓝党”参议员在泰国参议院串谋丑闻中开辟了新的战线。他们要求国家反腐败委员会调查选举委员会委员西提乔·因特拉维斯。他们的投诉指控他严重违反职业道德。具体而言，他们称他泄露了选举委员会对2024年参议院选举调查的机密材料。

此举针对的是两位挑战欧盟委员会多数派关键决定的委员之一。值得注意的是，西提乔特先生曾公开揭露七人委员会内部的严重分歧。

他披露的信息涵盖了投票结果、证人证词、政治关系、电话联系和财务往来。现在，这五位参议员希望全国反腐败委员会（NACC）裁定这些披露是否越过了法律和道德底线。

纽因支持阿努廷连任两届，与此同时，民主党参议员们反对持不同意见的选举专员。

这份投诉也恰逢政治敏感时期。就在前一天，总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔出席了纽因·奇乔布在武里南府举行的68岁生日聚会。内阁部长、国会议员和其他政治人物也前往了那里。纽因先生目前没有担任任何政府职务。尽管如此，他仍然与泰自豪党及其重要人物保持着密切联系。

在周日的聚会上，纽因先生为阿努廷先生系上了象征性的绳子，并祝愿他继续担任总理。更引人注目的是，纽因先生明确提到了再连任两届。泰国公共电视台（Thai PBS）将此解读为纽因先生设想阿努廷先生再担任总理长达八年。

对此，阿努廷先生淡化了外界对他出席此次活动的政治解读。他称此次访问是家事，并表示自己每年都会参加纽因先生的生日聚会。然而，到了周一上午，五位与蓝党阵营相关的参议员已经抵达了全国反腐败委员会总部。

没有证据表明纽因先生指示或协调了他们的投诉。也没有证据表明阿努廷先生或布姆贾泰下令采取了行动。相反，参议员们的指控是基于西提乔特先生公开披露的参议院调查情况。

五名蓝党参议员在西提乔特揭露选举委员会内部分歧后，要求对选举委员会进行道德调查。

参议员波尔中校科布·阿查纳基特率领该团体。上午10点左右，他们向国家反腐败委员会主席递交了请愿书，要求对可能存在的严重道德失范行为展开调查。他们的投诉援引了宪法第234条和第235条。

此案的核心是9月14日举行的一次至关重要的选举委员会会议。委员们审议了对2024年参议院选举中涉嫌串谋行为的调查结果。最终，选举委员会决定对77人提起诉讼，其中包括26名现任参议员、36名符合资格的参议院候选人以及另外15名个人。

然而，委员会拒绝就更广泛调查中牵涉到的政治人物采取行动。这一决定暴露了七位委员之间的严重分歧。西提乔特先生和另一位委员柴纳空猜先生反对多数派立场中的一些重要内容。第二天，西提乔特先生将这些分歧公之于众。

首先，他披露了各项指控的投票结果。这些决定的最终结果分别为5比2和6比1。他还指出，他和柴先生在一些重要问题上属于少数派委员。至关重要的是，他的陈述远不止于投票数字。

西提乔特披露的证据和选举委员会分裂的投票结果成为蓝党参议员道德投诉的核心。

西提乔特先生讨论了调查期间收集的证据，包括证人证词、电话记录和财务信息。此外，他还表示，证据指向与某个政党有关联的人员。他还披露了另一次选举委员会投票中出现的资金流向，当时的投票结果也十分接近。

据西提乔特先生称，委员会以4比3的投票结果否决了对某些金融交易进行进一步调查的提议。这一披露如今成为参议员们投诉的核心。他们指控他泄露了选举委员会会议和审议中的机密材料。此外，他们还指控他讨论了调查案件档案中的信息。

参议员们认为，选举委员会必须尊重多数人做出的决定。他们还质疑西提乔特先生的披露是否会对调查中涉及的人员造成不利影响。与此同时，他们的请愿书也可能对其他委员和证人产生影响。

他们的质疑远不止于此。参议员们还质疑西提乔特先生公开陈述的准确性和完整性。因此，他们要求将他的陈述与选举委员会的官方记录进行核对，包括他对每次投票的描述及其背后的理由。

随着对西提乔特获准披露信息的争议愈演愈烈，参议员们要求查阅选举委员会记录并传唤证人。

同样，他们希望将他关于调查范围的陈述与原始档案进行比对。他对金融交易的评论也是关注的焦点。参议员们希望调查人员将这些言论与案件记录中的证据进行比对。

此次证据请求内容繁多。参议员们要求提供西提乔特先生9月15日接受媒体采访的完整录音，以及9月14日执行委员会会议的录音和会议记录。此外，他们还要求国家反腐败委员会（NACC）调查人员审查相关的媒体报道。

然而，该投诉存在一个重要的复杂之处。西提乔特先生表示，选举委员会主席纳隆·克兰瓦林此前已批准公开投票人数。他说，这些数据可以公开以提高透明度。因此，国家反腐败委员会可能需要确定委员会究竟同意公开哪些信息。

就此，参议员们希望纳隆先生本人提供证据。他们还要求其他选举委员作证。此外，他们还希望选举委员会秘书长和发言人提供证据。曾报道西提乔特先生言论的记者也可能成为证人。

参议员们原计划于10月2日提交申诉，但由于西提乔特先生再次公开露面，他们推迟了申诉的日期。三天前，他曾在皇家研究所的一个论坛上就参议院的调查发表讲话。

皇家学会的出席扩大了参议员们的诉讼理由，因为投诉中列出了保密和道德规范。

9月30日的活动标题引人注目，大致翻译为“参议院勾结案：所有泰国人必须知道的真相”。西提乔特先生再次谈到了这项政治敏感的调查。参议员们认为这些言论为他们的投诉提供了更多佐证。

因此，他们推迟了向国家反腐败委员会（NACC）提交的申诉。之后，他们将论坛上的材料纳入了申诉材料中。因此，最终的申诉内容涵盖了Sitthichot先生9月15日接受采访的内容。

请愿书还列出了适用于选举委员会成员的道德要求。参议员们表示，委员会成员必须独立、公正地履行职责，不得带有任何偏见或受到任何不正当影响。同样，他们也绝不能屈服于社会压力或非法压力。

该投诉还强调了保密性。投诉指出，委员们必须保护与选举委员会会议和审议相关的信息。此外，他们必须尊重多数派的决定以及各方提出的理由。参议员们还认为，公开信息必须准确、完整和公正。

即便如此，该申诉也承认一个重要的区别。保密性并非要求欧盟委员会的每一项决定都必须保密。争议的焦点在于，个别委员可以在多大程度上披露内部讨论内容。根据申诉，法律、法规和欧盟委员会决议对这些界限作出了规定。

在选举委员会意见分歧，将77起参议院选举案件提交审理后，NACC的投诉开启了又一个法律战线。

国家反腐败委员会（NACC）现在必须决定是否进行进一步调查。值得注意的是，目前尚未对西提乔特先生做出任何调查结果。这些指控仍是五位参议员提出的申诉。如果最终证实存在严重的道德失范行为，则可能启动进一步的宪法程序。

与此同时，这项投诉也为错综复杂的2024年参议院选举案增添了新的变数。该选举产生了泰国现任的200名参议员。随后，有关串谋投票的指控引发了选举委员会的广泛调查。

这项范围更广的调查最初涵盖了229人，其中包括138名参议员和91名政治人物或其他人士。调查委员会和特别调查部建议对所有229人提起诉讼。

另一方面，后来的一个委员会得出了截然不同的结论。第36委员会以5比2的投票结果，决定不起诉整个团体。随后，七位选举委员自行审议了证据。他们在9月14日作出的决定产生了77项转介事项。

在这77人中，26人是现任参议员，36人是符合资格的参议员候选人，15人是其他人士。面临涉嫌协助选举的政治人物未被列入名单。这一区别成为选举委员会内部争论的焦点。

普尔曼会议、投票名单和财务线索凸显了选举委员会内部的严重分歧。

此次调查掌握了大量证据。调查人员审查了省级会议记录、疑似投票名单、电话通讯记录和财务信息。他们还调查了候选人与参与遴选过程的其他人员之间的联系。

证据之一是2024年7月21日在曼谷铂尔曼酒店举行的一次聚会。调查期间，至少有40名参议员与此次聚会有关。调查人员还检查了12份可疑的投票名单。据报道，在一些省份，这些名单上的候选人排名在前七位。

与此同时，调查人员还审查了电话记录和财务往来记录。这些线索后来在欧盟委员会的审议中发挥了重要作用。西提乔特先生的披露随后揭示了委员们在是否进行进一步财务调查的问题上存在多么严重的分歧。

4比3的投票结果意义重大。多数派否决了对某些资金流向的进一步调查。西提乔特先生对此决定持不同意见。他坚持认为，现有证据表明有必要对涉及政治人物的案件进行更深入的调查。

与此同时，柴先生也对多数派立场的重要部分持不同意见。9月14日会议后，这两位委员共同组成了少数派。随后，西提乔特先生公开解释了他们分歧的重要部分。

蓝党参议员挑战西提乔特，而纽因公开支持阿努廷连任两届总理

现在，五位与民主党阵营相关的参议员正在质疑他的行为。他们的投诉并非仅仅针对他的异议，而是着重于他在投票失败后所披露的信息。

从参议员的角度来看，问题在于保密性和道德操守。然而，根据西提乔特先生的公开陈述，投票数据已被批准公开。因此，国家反腐败委员会可能需要确定授权范围的确切界限。

在此背景下，周日在武里南府举行的集会再次引发了人们对蓝色政治网络的关注。部长、议员和其他政治人物前往武里南为纽因先生庆祝生日。此次集会再次展现了他与泰自豪党高层政治人物之间持续的密切关系。

纽因先生的处境依然特殊。他既不担任内阁职务，也没有国会席位。即便如此，他与泰自豪党领导层的关系仍然备受瞩目。周日的仪式更是将这种关系鲜明地呈现在公众面前。

在集会上，纽因先生为阿努廷先生系上了象征性的腕带，并向总理表达了祝福。他表示，阿努廷先生应该继续任职，直到他厌倦这份工作为止。他还提到，阿努廷先生可以再连任两届。

阿努廷淡化了纽因集会的影响，与此同时，蓝党参议员们就西提乔特一案向全国反腐败委员会提出了单独投诉。

阿努廷先生否认了出席此次活动不同寻常的说法。他说他每年都会参加。此外，他还表示，他的出席是家庭事务，而非政治活动。

《曼谷商业新闻》将纽因先生的年度生日庆典描述为政界人士长期以来的一次聚会。该报的评论还探讨了泰自豪党及其蓝色网络日益增长的影响力。然而，此类评论并不能证明其对机构的控制力。

纽因先生此前曾公开谈论过他与泰自豪党政治人物的关系。在他2022年的生日聚会上，他自称是泰自豪党的“校长”。他还表示希望他的一位政治“学生”能够成为总理。

四年后，阿努廷先生就任该职位。周日，纽因先生公开祝愿他连任两届。第二天早上，五名蓝党参议员带着针对西提乔特先生的投诉来到国家反腐败委员会总部。

尽管时间上相近，但这两件事仍是独立的。没有任何证据表明纽因先生与参议员们的决定有关。同样，也没有任何证据表明阿努廷先生或布姆贾泰先生指示了这项投诉。

随着参议院选举之争愈演愈烈，国家反腐败委员会必须将西提乔特的披露信息与选举委员会的记录进行比对。

对于国家反腐败委员会（NACC）而言，眼下的问题更为具体。调查人员必须确切查明西蒂乔特先生披露了哪些信息，哪些信息披露获得了授权，以及哪些信息仍然受到欧盟保密规定的保护。

此外，他的说法可以与官方会议记录进行比对。这些记录应该会显示他所描述的5比2、6比1和4比3的投票结果。记录还可以确定多数派和少数派委员正式记录的理由。

与此同时，参议院最初的串谋调查仍在进行中。选举委员会9月份的决定将涉及77人的案件推进到进一步的法律程序。围绕该决定的内部争议如今又引发了一项独立的宪法诉讼。

这些争议涉及政治关系、资金流向以及最初调查的局限性。西提乔特先生将这些分歧的重要细节公之于众。现在，五位蓝党参议员要求国家反腐败委员会调查他是否越界。

因此，围绕2024年参议院选举的争论已经蔓延到最初被调查的参议员之外，现在直接波及到选举委员会及其一位最直言不讳的异议成员。

前最高法院法官主张收集证据，向宪法法院提起诉讼，推翻参议院。

现任选举专员再次对2024年参议院选举调查表示担忧

最高法院爆炸性裁决将泰自豪党成员与精心策划的参议院选举舞弊案联系起来

法律界重量级人物计划举办研讨会，审查选举委员会让高级政客逃脱惩罚的举措。

一名选举委员会成员阻挠了总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔试图将参议院丑闻抛诸脑后的努力。

根据周一一系列影响深远的决定和判决，选举委员会的真面目暴露无遗，这警告反对派

选举委员会将77人移交最高法院，此举反而引发了更多疑问而非解答。

在选举委员会就爆炸性的参议院勾结丑闻案件进行投票之前，有人向其发出了挑战。

前为泰党部长警告欧盟委员会成员，关键投票即将到来，他们可能很快就会受到评判。

前总理兼民主党领袖指出，公众对选举委员会缺乏信任。

阿披实转而积极支持反对派揭露2024年参议院选举中大规模勾结行为的努力。

参议院选举舞弊案将于8月迎来最终决战，选举委员会将做出最终决定。

约瑟夫·安东尼是一位来自爱尔兰的侨民，过去十年一直居住在泰国。他曾在爱尔兰和泰国的媒体行业担任过编辑职务，拥有丰富的媒体从业经验。他主要关注泰国的经济和商业新闻，以及侨民的生活方式。

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