Constitutional Court Still not considering the Election Commission's request regarding "Pitha" holding media shares, expected to consider at the next meeting.
On July 12, 2566, news sources fromConstitutional Court Revealed that in the case of a request from the Office of the Election Commission (EC) requesting a decision on the membership of MPsMr. Pitha Limjaroenrat List of MPs Progressive Party and Prime Minister Candidates along with requesting to temporarily stop performing duties as the Election Commission has resolved to send it to the Constitutional Court today
according to the consideration process It cannot be brought to the meeting of the Constitutional Court today. which must be processed like a normal petition, that is, it must be checked whether the petition is correct or not And should the request be considered or not? which is an action to achieve prudence before submitting the opinion to the Constitutional Court judges
“Therefore, it is expected that it will be considered by the Constitutional Court at the next meeting. As for the meeting of the Constitutional Court Judiciary today Therefore, it is considered according to the agenda that has already been included,” the source said.
On the same day in the morning The Election Commission Office (EC) released a news document stating that According to the office The Election Commission has presented the report of the fact-finding committee. In the case where there is evidence, it appears that Mr. Pitha Limjaroenrat List of MPs Being a shareholder in any newspaper or mass media business on the day of applying for election which is a characteristic that prohibits one from using the right to run for election. MPs according to the 2560 Constitution, Section 82, paragraph four, for consideration by the Election Commission meeting on Tuesday, July 11, 66.
Today (July 12), the Election Commission is considering the matter following the previous meeting. It is seen that the membership of Mr. Pitha Limjaroenrat There is a cause of termination according to the 2560 Constitution, Section 101 (6) together with Section 98 (3). Therefore, the matter has been sent to the Constitutional Court for further consideration and decision.
